Will You Help Us by Gifts
of Money?
WAT ILL you help us, to raise a million dollars for
the blinded, starving and helpless?  Not for
munitions of war, but for millions of innocent, un-
offending people who are in pitiful need.
It is our purpose not only to secure funds and
utilize them in the most practical and far reaching
manner for relief, but to make the result of this fair
stand as the supreme manifestation of American sym-
pathy for the sufferings of humanity in this terrible
crisis.
We want you and all other good Americans to
join with us in helping little children who need food,
women and aged people who are destitute, men who
are ill in hospitals, who have been, disabled for life
but still may be trained to some useful calling.
Will you become one of us in contributing to
the success of-this undertaking? Its affairs will be
administered by New York's men of sound business
sense and judgment; its details will be consummated
by the best known men and women of New York
and our entire country; its effect will be far reach-
ing and lasting in helping the needy and deserving.
Won't you give us your support by a cash con-
tribution to the Fair now ?  Each dollar given will
mean many times its value.
He gives twice who gives quickly.
Make all checks payable to P. M. HAIGHT, Treasurer
ALLIED BAZAAR
BILTMORiE HOTE
NEW YORK