Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 112

THE (Write name of President here.) Years of administration. . Sct No. 1 1—2—3 The forchead is that of a President whose son was a federal administrator; the eyes, nose and ear of one who had been an army ofhcer; the mouth and chin of one during whose term a war was ended by congressional resolution. SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—-JANUARY Who 17, 1926, re ThesePresidents ? Can you reavvange these pictuves correctly and name them? Sct No. 1 4—5—6 chin of one wha defeated a candidate in convention on the third term issue. *25.000 Years of administration The forehead 1s that of a President who had no children; the cyes, nose and ear of one who was “‘keynoter’’ in the con- vention before that which nominated (Write name of President here) (Write name of President leve ) Years of administration Sct No. 1 The forehead is that of a President who defcated an army im; the mouth and Tle.3 pres 0.1 are Liberty ... 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Just an entertaining and educational patriotic game to familiarize everyone with all the Presidents in Ameri- can history. It costs nothing. Everyone has an equal opportunity to win a big Cash Prize. Open to Every Man, Woman, Boy and Girl Remember, The Patriotic Game of Presidents is open to everyone—boys, girls, men and women. It does not matter who you are or where you live. The Prizes 1st Prize . . . $5,000 2nd ¢ . . . . 1,000 Bedl o . 500 athy " osoe . 250 5thy, " . .. . o o ou 5200 Next 80 Prizes at $25 . 2,000 Next 1355 Prizes at $10 13,550 10 Prizes to teachers at $250. . . . . 2,500 1450 Prizes, totaling $25,000 The $25,000 in Cash Prizes will be paid to the persons who send in the nearest correctly named and neatest complete sets of Pictures. Begin at once! Set No. 1 is printed above. Do you know these Presidents? Set No. 2 will be printed in tomorrow’s issue of Liberty! Save all pictures until you have the ten sets—then send them in. RULES : 1. Every week for 10 weeks a Set of Composite Pictures of Presidents of the United States will be printed in Liberty. Set No. 1 which appeared in the last issue of Liberty is re-printed above for the benefit of those who were unable to secure a copy of last week’s Liberty. You can start with the pictures shown above. They will count! Then get Set No. 2 in this week's issue of 'Liberty, out tomorrow. 7. Each Set of Pictures, when cut apart and put to- gether properly, will make complete portraits of American Presidents. The public is invited to assemble the pictures and send them in. Libercy will pay $25,000 in Cash Prizes to the persons who send in the nearest correctly named and neatest complete sets of Pictures. (See Prize List above.) This contest is open to everybody—men, women, boys and girls—except employes of Liberty and their families. It does not matter where you live. You pay nothing. Just prove your skill! The Composite Pictures must be cut out, assembled and pasted or pinned together. Below each picture must be written the name of the President and the years of his administration. (Give only first and last year of administration. For example, Warren G. Harding, 1921-1923.) In all, 29 Pictures will be printed—one of each President. Save them until you have the complete set of 29. Then send them to ‘‘Presidents,’ Liberty, Post Office Box 380, Grand Central Station, New York City. Be sure to write your name and address clearly on your entry. All Pictures must be in by midnight, 21 days afer Set No. 10 is published. We cannot undertake to re- turn any entries. Each entry should be sent by first-class mail— postage prepaid. Entries with insufficient postage officer for nomination; the eye, nose and car of one who dicd in New Jersey; the mouth and to quell an oriental rebellion. Seam O”g t})gsg WASHINGTON GARFIELD T80 chin of one who sent troops JOHN ADAMS LINCOLN VAN BUREN ROOSEVELT TAFT HARDING RIZE 9. 10. To Teachers Ome of the most important purposes of this contest, aside from its endearor to win more friends for Liberty, is to increase the knowledge of American History among the beople, young and old. We want especially to interest the children in this educational game. We want them to consult with their parents and their teachers as to the identities of the Presidents. Therefore, to each of the tem teachers whose pupils rank highest in this contest, we will award a special prize of $250 each, a total of $2,500 to teachers. This applies to pupils in public, private and parochial schools, so when a child enters the contest, he is advised to state the name of the school he attends, the name of his teacher and the grade. will be returned by Post Office Department. Con- testants may send in as many sets as they wish, but no contestant shall be entitled to more than one prize. Accuracy will count. Neatness will count. No elaborate treatments are necessary. Simplicity is best. You need not purchase Liberty to compete. You may copy or trace the pictures from the originals and assemble the pictures from the copies you have made. Liberty may be examined at any of its Offices or at Public Libraries free of charge. The Judges will be a Committee appointed by Liberty. The Judges’ decision will be final. In case of ties a duplicate award will be given each tying contestant. A Set of Presidents pictuves in each issue glibert A Wéekly fi)r Everybody Out Tomorrow ALCO GRAVURE. INC