* “Chosen Executives of America Adopt Orphans of the Near East” announces one-year sponsorship pledges by President and Mrs. Warren G. Harding.
* “The Life of a Child” asks young Americans to earn money during the summer for Near East Relief.
* “French Soldiers” reports assistance to French prisoners held by Turkish Nationalists at Cesarea.
* “Erivan” surveys the city’s population, industries, markets, and public services.
* “Report to Congress and the New York Sun” summarizes Near East Relief’s annual report, including 63 hospitals, 128 clinics, and 229 orphanages with 54,600 children.
* “Wards of America” prints Bayard Dodge’s account of orphan care and family reunification in Syria and Palestine.
* “Bayard Dodge” records the former Beirut director’s work and departure from the region.
* “Devastation and Relief of Ain Ibi and Dibl” presents R. C. Byerly’s inspection of two villages damaged during uprisings against French rule.
* “A Near East Romance” recounts the wartime separation and reunion of Aranos Mooradian and Lusia Chakalian.
* “Those Who Turn to Us in Hope” estimates the number of Armenian girls held in Muslim households and appeals for rescue work.
* “The Green Hat” describes bathing and clothing 600 refugee children at Ismid.
* “Written in Blood” reports on the massacre of Greek and Armenian Christians at Cesarea.
* “The Precious Thing,” by Adelaide S. Dwight, prints a letter about an individual remittance sent through Near East Relief.
