* “The Near East Kaleidoscope” surveys political and military developments across Anatolia and the Caucasus.
* “Caucasus Area” describes the fall of Sarakamish and Kars and the resulting refugee movement.
* “Aleppo-Syria Area” and “Persia Area” report the transfer of Armenian orphans toward Aleppo and summarize work farther east.
* “The Infallible Ford” recounts an episode of Near East Relief automobile transport.
* “Dr. Brush Handles a Panic” prints a September 21 letter about a civilian panic in Kars.
* “League of Nations Considers Armenia” and “Appeal to Near East Relief” report on diplomatic discussion and requests for aid.
* “From the Armenian Government” prints a letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
* “In Isolated Harpoot” reports total school enrollment of 5,176 children.
* “Affairs in Northern Syria” describes raids and displacement around Latakia.
* “Why Plans Must Be Enlarged” prints cables from Bayard Dodge and other workers about expanding relief work.
* “Constantinople Bakery Running Night and Day” reports daily production of 8,500 loaves for refugees.
* “Word About Persian Refugees” reports attacks on the Bakubah refugee camp.
* “Near East Hospital for Tubercular Children” describes a planned 60-bed hospital at Yedi Koulé.
* “In a Sultan’s Palace” describes the conversion of Riza Pasha’s former haremlik into a trachoma hospital and orphanage.
* “Wardrobe for a President” and “Supplies En Route” report on clothing and other relief shipments.
* “Making Christmas Out of Nothing” describes orphanage girls who made dolls for refugee children.
* “Recent Sailings” and “New Director—Syria-Aleppo Area” list staff departures and name Bayard Dodge as director of the Aleppo-Syria field.
* “News Notes” and “Your Gift Means Life to Them” report on diplomatic developments and appeal for continued support.
