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A LITTLE LEAVEN LEAVENETH THE WHOLE LUMP"
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Ever since the beginning of the war the seven worthv
organizations for which this appeal is made have been work
ing, working, working for our boys "over there."
Separately, thev have appealed to us for the financial
leaven the money necessary to carry on the ?ood work.
We have responded promptly, nobly, magnanimously
millions of dollars have been cheerfully given and these
millions have provided:
3600 Eecreation Buildings
1000 Miles of Movie Film
100 Leading Stage Stars
2000 Athletic Directors
2500 Libraries supplying 5,000,000
books
85 Hostess Houses
15,000 Big Brother "Secretaries" ,
Millions of dollars of home comforts
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These seven organizations have worked hand-in-hmd
tirelesslv. incessantly, harmoniouslv to care for our bovs
over there to care for their physical welfare, their mental
welfare, their spiritual welfare.
This work must go on, and on and on. There must be do
let-up. Rather, there must be more, and more, and more of
these comforts for our boys, who are offerin themselves
as livin? sacrifices for World Democracy to establish for
ever amone the nations of the earth, that condition for which
the Christ died on Calvary "Peace on earth, good will
toward men."
It is nore blessed to give than to receive.'
(Acts XX-35)
These Are the Seven Organizations That Unitedly
Appeal to You for Aid
What
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nt Wilson Says:
"The United War Work campaign of these societies
is merely another indication of the unitv of spirit that
is making oossible for us to win the war. The SDirit
and place, whicji the work of these agencies has made
fdrlitself in the hearts of all of us gives me confidence
ff .htlit that the united campaign will be crowned
with abundant success." 1
.,.... W00DR0W WILSON.
1. Young Men's Christian Association
2. Knights of Columbus
3. Young Women's Christian Association
4. War Camp Service
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5. American Library Association
6. Jewish Welfare Boar d
7. The Salvation Army
What
General Pershing Says:
"A sense of obligation for the varied and useful
service rendered to the armv in France . . . nrcmDts
me to join in the appeal for its further financial sea
port I have opportunity to observe its operations,
measure the quality of lis oersonnel and mark its bene
ficial influence upon our troops, and I wish tmreserv
edlv to commend its work for the arav."
GENERAL PERSHING.
Why You Should Give Twice As Much As You Ever Gave Before
r The need is for, a sum 70 per cent greater than any gift ever
asked since the world began. The government has fixed this(
sum at $l70fiQ0,QQ0.
By giving to these seven organizations all at once, the cost
and effort of six additional camaigns is saved. 7
Unless v.4 do give twice a3 much as ever before, our soldiers and
.sailors may net enjoy during 1919 their:
3,000 Eecreation Buildings 2,500 Libraries supplying 5,000,000 books
1,000 Miles of Movie Film 85 Hostess Houses
100 Leading Staje Stars 15,000 Big Brother " Secretaries.'
2,000 Athletic Directors. Millions of dollars of home comforts.
When we give double, we make sure that every filter fcaa tin
cheer and comforts of these seven organization ever? steVo? ?waJ
church, a theatre, a cheerful home a. ttor t .Tt. ,
athletic ld-nd knowlrf. thlt hfit'S
him, heart and lonll "
W. hare loaned oar money to lapply thdr ehrikal 1
How let n, pve to maintain th,PMJal, tLt ulSnSJ. waxl
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Be Proud of What You Have Done After the. War Is W
GIVE , DOUBLE NOW
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