April 1921

Articles

• Relative Values in Prohibition

  “Now you find law-abiding citizens, who have drunk nothing alcoholic in years, making wines and beer in their homes. Many men who had quit drinking, or were moderate consumers of whiskey and brandy brought in from other states, seem to have taken a fresh start.”

  Louis Graves

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• The Peace Negotiations: A Personal Narrative

  C. H. H.

• The Mirrors of Downing Street: Some Political Reflections

  H. B.

• The New Jerusalem

  R. B. P.

• Russia in the Shadows

  V. S. C.

• Hungry Hearts

  P. S.

• The Sisters-in-Law

  H. E. H.

• The Story of Dr. Doolittle

  F. C.

• The Future of Mr. Lloyd George

  E. T. Raymond

• A Portion of the Diurnal of Mrs Elizth Pepys

  E. Barrington

• What the War Did to the Dictionary

  Simeon Strunsky

• The Illumined Moment

  T. Walter Gilkyson

• Adventure

  Grace Fallow Norton

• The Lasting Things

  Frances Lester Warner

• A Conscience for the World: The League Problem Restated

  Sisley Huddleston

• The Reason: A Reply

  Donald Grey Barnhouse

• The Courier of Spring

  Cary Gamble Lowndes

• Atlantic Shop-Talk

  William Mcfee

• Juvenile Court Sketches: Iii. The Forger

  Grace E. Polk

• Recreation

  Edward Yeomans

• A Prayer of Thanksgiving: (For the Soul of an Eccentric Man)

  Flora Shufelt Rivola

• Some Reflections on the Ideogram

  John Cole Mckim

• 'New England'

  Fannie Stearns Gifford

• James McNeill Whistler

  Gamaliel Bradford

• The Fourteen Points and the World

• California and the Japanese

  Payson J. Treat

• The Nationalist Spirit of India

  L. F. Rushbrook-Williams

• Moscow Nowadays

  Harold V. V. Fay

• Baby, Baby

• Atlantic Material

• Kismet

• The Contributors' Column

  Jean Montifiore and William Croswell Doane

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