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Times Artist and His Soldier-Son
Washington Times March 11 1919
Winsor McCay,
the famous cartoonist, whose drawings often appear on the editorial
page of The Times, welcoming his son, Sergt. Robert Winsor McCay, jr.,
who returned from France recently with the Twenty-seventh New York
Division. Sergeant McCay was awarded the British Military Medal for
gallantry in action during the attack by the Twenty-seventh on the
Hindenburg line last September.
That one's fairly blurry, so here's a later, better print.
LITTLE NEMO HOME WITH WAR HONORS
4/26/1919 Yerington times.
Sergt. Robert Winsor McKay. Jr., son of Winsor McKay (sic), the cartoonist and
creator of "Little Nemo,” lias returned from France with the British
military medal won (luring the smash of the Twenty-seventh division on
the Hindenburg line last September. Sergeant McKay, who was the
inspiration for his father’s cartoon character some years ago, was a
member of the headquarters troops of the Twenty seventh. He returned
the other on the...
and finally, here's a War Bonds ad he drew from El Paso Herald, Oct 20, 1917.
