SUMMARY OF DISTRIBUTION.

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
	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
Total	249,450.30
Expended for account:
Adana	13,344.30
Kessab	30,715.30
Alexandretta	27,082.30
Antioch	485.35
Antab	12,462.20
Oorfa	411.10
Marash	18,264.30
Miscellaneous	4,520.00
Total	107,287.25
Credit by balance on hand July 26, 1909	142,163.05
	Piasters.
Total of all receipts to date	665,523.10	or	$23,768.68
Total of all expenditures to date	523,360.05	or	18,691.43
Credit by balance carried forward to new account	142,163.05	or	5,077.25

Respectfully submitted,

E. G. FREYER, Treasurer.

I have examined the above accounts, have compared them with vouchers, and hereby certify that they are correct.

W. R. GLOCKLER, Auditor.

Supplementary Statement or Cash Memorandum, Beirut Relief Committee, July 28, 1909.

	Piasters.
Credit by balance brought forward July 26	142,163.05
Cash received per C. A. Wilson, Alexandria	13,962.25
Cash received from Isper Bayoud, Amatour	160.00
Cash received from N. Berouti, Jaffa	217.20
Total	156,502.50
Debtor to—
T. L. 300, transferred to Dr. Balph for purchase of wheat and storage of same	37,387.20
Telegram to Dr. Balph	22.10
225 pieces kham for Kessab	9,344.00
600 blankets, tinware, etc., for Kessab	9,263.30
40 dozen each of crockery plates and bowls	1,203.20
Medical supplies for Kessab	1,436.10
Cost of packing bales for Kessab	23.05
Cost of sending cash to Dr. Balph	30.20
Miscellaneous shipping, telegram fees, etc.	118.30
Total	58,829.25
Balance, approximately, T. L. 783	97,673.25

Turkey-Armenian Relief Fund.

RECEIPTS.
Advanced from General Emergency Fund	$12,500.00
Contributions, Christian Herald (New York)	12,500.00
Contributions, Armenian Relief Committee (New York)	3,500.00
Contributions, miscellaneous	1,187.01
Total receipts	29,687.01
DISBURSEMENTS.
By cable to the American Ambassador, Constantinople	$28,000.00
Repayment to General Emergency Fund	1,500.00
Total disbursements	29,500.00
Balance September 1, 1909	187.01

Note.—The Red Cross wishes to invite the attention of its members and friends to the amount contributed by the Christian Herald for this fund. Our readers will remember the large amounts contributed by this paper in the past to various Red Cross Relief Funds, especially the following: Japanese Famine Fund, $200,000; Chinese Famine Fund, $250,000 in money and a Government transport load of food supplies, and to the Italian Earthquake Fund, $55,000.—Editor.