February 1930

Articles

• The Revolution in Banking Theory

  "The independent retail stores have given way to chain stores. ... Local industries have merged with larger corporations."

  Bernhard Ostrolenk

• The Mongolian Nobility

  Frans August Larson

• The California Legend

  Earnest Elmo Calkins

• Shelley's Lost Letters to Harriet. Ii

  Leslie Hotson

• Bloodhounds

  Thomas Boyd

• A Tourist in Spite of Himself in Jerusalem

  A. Edward Newton

• The War Is Over

  Alexander Irvine

• Seven Sonnets

  E. L.

• Shady Cove

  Eleanor Risley

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• Coronet, a Novel

  Edward Weeks

• Closed: The History of a Country Bank

  C. B. Pike

• Horace Greeley Knows His Business

  William A. Croffut

• A Critic And Poets

  Theodore Morrison

• Echt Tiroler

  Charles David Abbott

• Beauty in War

  Harriet Keen Roberts

• Selling Short: The Morals and Economics of Margins

  Thomas Nixon Carver

• Pensions, Charity, and Old Age

  Walter S. Gifford

• Sands of the Sahara

  Owen Tweedy

• A Tale of a Keg

• Freshmen

• Three Competent Women

  Ethel Wallace Hawkins

• The Contributors' Column

  Margaret Gleason, V. Von Unruh, Ruth Ann Oliver, A. Anninos, Elisabeth Logan Ennis, Marcus H. Tracy, Gertrude L. Phelps, and W. P. Stephens

• The Son Of Apollo

  Lucien Price

• Letter to Edward Weeks

  Horace Liveright

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• Questions to Ask Your Broker

  Jonathan C. Royle

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