Homer Davenport's cartoons for the Hearst papers were especially effective in molding public opinion about Hanna, who was often depicted as "Dollar Mark", in a suit decorated with dollar signs (a term for which "dollar mark" was a common alternative).
Homer Davenport's cartoons for the Hearst papers were especially effective in molding public opinion about Hanna. This was in a suit. This suit was decorated with dollar signs (a term for which "dollar mark" was a common alternative). Hanna was often depicted as "Dollar Mark".