July 1922

Articles

• Mahatma Gandhi

  "Gandhi has awakened the national consciousness in a way that no other man could awaken it; at the same time, he has unloosed forces that he is unable to control."

  Edmund Candler

• The Modern Ku Klux Klan

  A former Mississippi senator condemned the reemergent hate group in the aftermath of World War I.

  Leroy Percy

• Lighting the Dark Continent

  David Livingstone

• The Russian Revolution in a Rural Community

  Emma Ponafidine

• The Blood of the Martyrs

  Augusta Gudhart

• Seven Hours in Rome

  Mary Prescott Hatch

• The Delectable Mountains

• Books as They Are Read

• On Giving Away One's Photograph

• Sermons in Symphonies

• The Contributors' Column

  Mary Caroline Crawford, Hattie L. Hawley, Anna E., and Frederick Hall

• The Æsthetics of Conservatism

  Katharine Fullerton Gerould

• Glamour

  Edith Kennedy

• A Family Matter

  Frances Lester Warner

• Facing the Issue: Two Prison Chaplains

  Oliver C. Laizure and H. W. Kellogg

• Via Obscura

  Viola C. White

• Noah's Wife: Or, What's in a Name?

  Robert M. Gay

• The Twenty-Four-Hour Shift: A Chapter in Steel. Iii

  Charles Rumford Walker

• Shall We Abandon the Gold Standard?

  William Trufant Foster

• The Bible Quilt

  Eleanor C. Gibbs

• Hill Hunger

  Joseph Auslander

• The Quare Women: Iii. The Fourth of July

  Lucy Furman

• Osteopathy, Chiropractic, and the Profession of Medicine

  Channing Frothingham

• Phineas Taylor Barnum

  Gamaliel Bradford

• India in Ferment

  C. H. Van Tyne

• The Iron Man in Industry

  Malcolm Keir

• The Vehement Flame

  R. M. Gay

• The Ninth Vibration

  Vida D. Scudder

• If/the Image and Four Other Plays

  James W. D. Seymour

• Atlantic Shop-Talk

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• Memoirs of the Crown Prince of Germany

  Willard L. Sperry

• The Great Adventure at Washington: The Story of the Conference

  Victor S. Clark

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