Belgium -- History -- German occupation, 1914-1918
I. Department of Alimentation (Foodstuffs).
II. Agricultural Section of the National Committee.
III. Relief Department:
1. Subsidies to Provincial Committees.
2. Construction of Refuges (100,000 frs. for Luxemburg)
3. Organizations patronized:
A. Central Refugee Committee.
B. Assistance and support of families of officers and
under-officers deprived of their means of sustenance
by the war (first subvention 50,000 frs.).
C. Assistance and support of Belgian physicians and
druggists ruined by the war (first subsidy of
10,000 frs.).
D. Assistance and support of artists (first subsidy
10,000 frs.).
E. Assistance and support of infantile charities.
F. Assistance and support of destitute persons.
G. Assistance and support of the homeless (Accommodation
section).
H. Assistance and support of destitute churches (two
subsidies of 5,000 frs. each).
I. Assistance and protection of the unemployed.
J. Assistance and protection of lace-makers (subsidy
of 129,749 frs.).
K. Union of Belgian Towns and Communes.
L. Belgian Intelligence Agency for Prisoners of War
and Persons Interned (monthly subvention of
3,000 frs.).
4. Co-operative Society for Loans and Advances.
5. Advances to Provinces and Communes.
6. Clothing.
DISTRIBUTION OF FOODSTUFFS, CLOTHING, AND SUBSIDIES IN MONEY, IN THE
PROVINCES
NATURE OF MERCHANDISE.
_Quantities in Tons._
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