Nov. 9—New York's gifts exceed $1,525,000.
Nov. 11—Wealthy Belgians give $3,000,000 to relief.
Nov. 12—Queen Mary visits the American Women's War Hospital at Paignton, Devonshire.
Nov. 13—Two American Red Cross units in Germany; two more Rockefeller Foundation relief ships to sail.
Nov. 17—Ambassador von Bernstorff presents statement to Secretary Bryan that Germany welcomes American assistance for Belgians.
Nov. 18—Cardinal Mercier sends appeal to America for help for Belgians.
Nov. 20—Cardinal Farley directs special collection for war sufferers.
Nov. 22—Kansas to give 50,000 barrels of flour.
Nov. 23—Rockefeller Foundation will rush relief to wide area; it is planned to send supplies to Austria, Servia, and Russia; Massapequa unloaded at Rotterdam.
Nov. 25—American Christmas ship Jason, with 5,000,000 Christmas gifts for European children, enters Plymouth escorted by warships; Rockefeller Foundation investigating agents leave England for the Continent; American Relief Clearing House organized to centralize American relief in Europe.