* “The Pleas of the Patriarchs,” by James Cannon Jr., records September interviews with Greek Patriarch Meletios and Armenian Patriarch Zaven after the Smyrna fire and the flight from Eastern Thrace.
* “President Harding’s Appeal for Near East Relief” asks for aid for 1,250,000 refugees from Asia Minor, 480,000 from Smyrna, and 500,000 from Thrace.
* “Where a Million Blankets are Needed” prints Lincoln L. Wirt’s description of refugees in damaged waterfront buildings.
* “Near East Relief’s Incubator” records Isaac Yonan’s visit to John B. Evans and reports 2,000 children in Erivan hospitals and 4,000 in orphanages.
* “The Migration of Children to Safety” reports that more than 20,000 Christian children had left interior Asia Minor, which included 4,000 from Harpoot, while Greece faced about 1,000,000 refugees.
* “Little Citizens of the Refugee World” is a photographic survey of orphan and refugee life.
* “An Army of Dead,” by Otis Swift, describes camps at Harmankioi in Macedonia.
* “The Armenian Farmer and American Methods,” by William A. Biby, argues for irrigation, farm machinery, and credit.
* “Refugee Pictures by Cable” prints reports from George DeForest White at Samsoun and John H. Crutcher in the interior, with frozen feet, hot-soup stations, and 5,000 people from Sivas.
* “Is There Starvation Still?” prints Biby’s eyewitness account of famine deaths.
* “All that He Pitifully Could” records Robert Dillon’s gifts of $57.50 and $100 while he was ill with tuberculosis.
