Unfortunately, Rossiter never paid one cent to the authors in royalties. It was first introduced to the American public by Reine Davies (1883–1938), who was known as "The New American Beauty" and by her friends as "The True Blue" girl.
Rossiter failed to pay any royalties to the authors of his work, despite it being first introduced to the public by Reine Davies (1883–1938), who was known as "The New American Beauty" and affectionately called "The True Blue" girl.