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IssueVol. 012 Issue 022 (October 1 1930)
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Paid articleThe Business of Crime
THE BUSINESS OF CRIME /TsHAT popular nickname for a present condition, -*¦ "the crime wave," is misleading. Popular nicknames frequently are; and when they are, it is harmful to clear...
Paid articleWeek by Week
WEEK BY WEEK certainly the cause of peace and disarmament is one that every sane person has a heartfelt interest in furthering, the modern world is of such a complex organization that even...
Paid articleSouth American Culture
628 THE COMMONWEAL October 22, 1930 SOUTH AMERICAN CULTURE IN VIEW of the present newsmaking activities of our southern neighbors, there is particular interest in a rumor that some...
Paid articleSpanish-American Revolutions
Pineda, E. R.
October 22, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL 629 SPANISH-AMERICAN REVOLUTIONS By E. R. PINEDA WITHIN a few weeks recently the American public was startled, perhaps puzzled too, by a number of...
Paid articleTales of a Literary Agency, II
Burke, Thomas
TALES OF A LITERARY AGENCY, II. By THOMAS BURKE NOR was there a dearth of poets in our offices. Edward Thomas was a frequent caller, and his entry into the office was to me the entry of...
Paid articleWanton (verse)
Canby, Marion
Wanton "She was too beautiful!" he said. "Life should have understood And let her play her savage games within a pristine wood, Netting the butterflies that lift upon the Iong sunbeams,...
Paid articleThomas Walsh: Poet
Bunker, John
October 22, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL 635 THOMAS WALSH: POET By JOHN BUNKER kBOUT nine o'clock one cold winter night during the war years—it must have been in January or in February of...
Paid articlePlaces and Persons
Magennis, Mary Elizabeth
October 22, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL 637 Places and Persons DISTRACTIONS OF A CHURCHGOER By MARY ELIZABETH MAGENNIS THERE is something perverse in man which becomes restless in the...
Paid articleThe Church in Japan
Laures, Johannes
THE CHURCH IN JAPAN By JOHANNES LAURES IN A recent address to the Shanghai Young Men's Club, on the Reasons for the Progress of Japan, the Japanese Professor Inui attributed the marvelous...
Paid articleThe Vale of the Liffey
Colum, Padraic
THE VALE OF THE LIFFEY By PADRAIC COLUM THERE is nothing like a river to give dignity to a town-- a river with fine bridges across it: men as they pass over bridges have a dignity that does not...
Paid articleHeliodore (verse)
Childe, Wilfred
Heliodore O lucid sapphire of the Autumn noon Clear as those jewels from which heavenly walls Are built, from thee an azure shining falls, Tinging the Earth with blueness and a tune, Of...
Paid articleCommunications
COMMUNICATIONS MESSRS. HOOPER AND WINCHELL Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. TO the Editor--I write to thank for the favorable you notice you gave me in The Commonweal of September 24, in the column, Week...
Paid articleThe Play
Skinner, Richard Dana
THE PLAY By RICHARD DANA SKINNER Stepdaughters of War THIS time, it is Kenyon Nicholson who endeavors to mobilize the anti-war spirit by a play of long-drawn-out depression. Stepdaughters...
Paid articleBooks
Kite, Elizabeth S.; Connolly, Cornelius J.; Thompson, Frederic; Keller, Robert von; Repplier, Agnes; Parker, A. K.; Walsh, James J.
BOOKS India in Transition Reconstructing India, by Edward Thompson. New York: The Dial Press. $4.00. MR. THOMPSON in the present volume offers no new element of surprise. He employs his...
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