* “The Roll-Call” reports on the Near East Relief gathering at Ocean Grove and presents appeals from workers and supporters.
* “Caucasus” describes the transition from U.S. Army officers to civilian Near East Relief management under E. A. Yarrow.
* “Near East Relief—What, Where and How” summarizes the organization’s federal charter, geographic divisions, and principal programs.
* “Kerassunde” describes a Greek orphanage with about 210 children in a public school building.
* “Trachoma” explains the disease, its treatment, and its prevalence among children in relief institutions.
* “What the Politicians Say” compiles public statements about Armenia and Near East Relief.
* “Syria” surveys relief work in the Aleppo district.
* “The White City,” by Alma C. Guest, recounts the organization of a camp orphanage for 700 boys at Aleppo.
* “Shadows” presents field reports on insecurity at Marash and the rescue of women at Harpoot.
* “Orphanage Work at Sivas” inventories boys’, girls’, Armenian, and Turkish orphanages.
* “The Armenian Red Cross” outlines the organization’s branches and work from Constantinople.
* “Distribution of Armenians in the United States” presents demographic information collected by the Division of Foreign Born Women.
* “Map of Near East Relief Center of Operation” shows the organization’s regional stations.
* “Report of Hellenic Central Relief Institute” describes Greek orphanages established for deported Greek children.
* “Official Statistics of Near East Relief” reports personnel, orphanages, hospitals, and relief work by region as of June 30, 1920.
* “The Bedouin” retells a story about an Ottoman judge.
* “Personnel Who Have Recently Returned from the Near East” lists returning relief workers.
* “Report on Second Hand Clothing Shipped from New York (March–April–May, 1920)” tabulates garments and other supplies sent overseas.
