How we advertised America; the first telling of the amazing story of the Committee on public information that carried the gospel of Americanism to every corner of the globe . F. G. Cooper, N. Pousette-Dart, I. Dos-kow, F. E. Dayton, C. B. Falls, Albert E. Gallatin, Ray Green-leaf, Miss Malvina Hoffman, W. A. Rogers, Lieut. Henry Reu-terdahl, U. S. N. R. F., H. Scott Train, H. D. Welsh, J. ThompsonWilling, H. T. Webster, Walter Whitehead, Jack Sheridan. Departmental captains~C. B. Falls, H. T. Webster, WalterWhitehead, Ray Greenleaf, L Doskow, N. Pousette-Dart, Train. Headquarters were
How we advertised America; the first telling of the amazing story of the Committee on public information that carried the gospel of Americanism to every corner of the globe . F. G. Cooper, N. Pousette-Dart, I. Dos-kow, F. E. Dayton, C. B. Falls, Albert E. Gallatin, Ray Green-leaf, Miss Malvina Hoffman, W. A. Rogers, Lieut. Henry Reu-terdahl, U. S. N. R. F., H. Scott Train, H. D. Welsh, J. ThompsonWilling, H. T. Webster, Walter Whitehead, Jack Sheridan. Departmental captains~C. B. Falls, H. T. Webster, WalterWhitehead, Ray Greenleaf, L Doskow, N. Pousette-Dart, Train. Headquarters were opened in New York, and within amonth the organization had enlisted the great artistsof America, and was working with speed and Devitt Welsh of Philadelphia came to the ofiice of theCommittee in Washington to serve as contact man. Hewent to the heads of all the war-making branches of govern-ment, telling them of the mobilization of the artists, and ob-taining from each department its list of poster needs. Thislist was then sent to Mr. Gibson in New York, who made 134 5^>^^v^a»>: :i ^i- i^ â ^r =â » - J ; ,_ , â *» --^«fl ^ - -Z3? -â¢^ â-T. A^ r »7
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