October 1930

Articles

• A Cure for Doctors' Bills

  The medical profession sees the writing on the wall.

  Evans Clark

• Zionism in Palestine

  "'I am neither pro-Arab nor pro-Jew,' he said sadly; 'I worship here. This is my shrine in this tormented land of three faiths.'"

  Owen Tweedy

• The Chicago Complex

  The roots of a city's corruption

  Herbert D. Simpson

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• Angel Pavement

  Marshall A. Best

• Giants Both

  Charles Johnston

• When the West Was West

  Bernard Devoto

• Untitled Book Review

  Ethel Wallace Hawkins

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• My Friend Chace

  Robert Barrett

• So You're Glad to Be Home?

  Alice Beal Parsons

• A Flyer in Pearls

  Anice Terhune

• Made in Japan

  Ellery Sedgwick

• Ways of India

  John Campbell

• Bird Mind

  Julian S. Huxley

• Song

  R. S.

• Emerson Re-Read

  James Truslow Adams

• The Contributors' Column

  Délégation Hedjazienne, Robert D. Kellogg, Arthur Hunter, A. E. R. Westman, H. C. Tait, William Ernest Hocking, Auni Abdul Hadi, Felix Frankfurter, and Feisal

• Davy Jones's Locker: The End of a Kanaka Voyage

  Robert Dean Frisbie

• The American Embassy--August 4, 1914

  E. Bax

• A River Goes With Heaven: Part Three

  Howell Vines

• Prelude

  Conrad Aiken

• A Knife for Her Husband

  Ernest Poole

• First Aid to the Illiterate

• On Not Calling a Spade a Spade

• Home Is Best

• Ode to Commemorate the Invention of the Telegraph

• Stock Prophets--Revised

  Herman Gastrell Seely

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