The American Red Cross Bulletin (Vol. IV, No. 4, October 1909)American National Red Cross
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The American Red Cross Bulletin (Vol. IV, No. 4, October 1909)
American National Red Cross
American National Red Cross -- Periodicals; Red Cross and Red Crescent -- Periodicals
8,783 pieces of clothing and 182 pairs of shoes, sent in by 152 donors.
3,600 blankets purchased by Committee.
1,100 quilts purchased by Committee.
130 sacks of rice purchased by Committee.
23 sacks of wheat purchased by Committee.
197 sacks of flour purchased by Committee.
_Piasters._
Cash 198,942.10
Medicines and medical supplies 13,371.25
Blankets 29,295.00
Quilts 21,548.10
Foodstuffs 50,000.20
Clothing 26,012.40
Miscellaneous, including carpenters’, masons’, and farming
tools; sewing machines, tin pots, pans, spoons, copper
pots, blacksmiths’ tools, plows, pickaxes, spades,
needles, thread, buttons, administration, etc. 76,903.15
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416,072.20
I have examined the above accounts, compared the same with vouchers, and
hereby certify that they are correct.
W. R. GLOCKLER, _Auditor_.
BEIRUT, SYRIA, June 24, 1909.
_Abstract of Second Financial Statement, Beirut Relief Committee, July
26, 1909._
_Piasters._
Credit by balance brought forward
June 24, 1909 79,965.00
Additions:
Syria 2,759.30
Palestine 316.25
Asia Minor 664.35
Egypt 1,317.10
Cyprus 136.15
Denmark 69.10
England 83,728.10
America 79,929.00
Interest, bank account 564.15
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Total 249,450.30
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