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1930s
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 1930
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January
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February
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April
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 Vol. 012 Issue 001 (May 7 1930)
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Vol. 012 Issue 002 (May 14 1930)
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Vol. 012 Issue 003 (May 21 1930)
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Vol. 012 Issue 004 (May 28 1930)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Figure of a Bishop
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FIGURE OF A BISHOP OPEAKING at Atlanta, Georgia, on October 7, *^ 1928, Bishop James Cannon, jr., declared that if the Methodist conference which appointed him chairman of the temperence board...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK TX7TTH that keen sensitiveness to popular feeling " * which made him universally beloved, Clare Briggs always used to devote a "Mr. and Mrs." about this time of year to the...
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Tariff Teetotalism
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TARIFF TEETOTALISM AFTER having been well-nigh dead for a good while, ¦**• the tariff as an issue has bounded back into exuberant life. The Hawley-Smoot bill, with its endless lists of duty...
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The Half-way House of Humanism
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Mercier, Louis J. A.
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May 28, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL 95 THE HALF-WAY HOUSE OF HUMANISM By LOUIS J. A. MERCIER WHEN, little more than a year ago, I published Le Mouvement Humaniste aux EtatsUnis, to help...
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Places and Persons
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Bragdon, Claude
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May 28, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL 99 Places and Persons FROM A HOTEL WINDOW By CLAUDE BRAGDON MY ROOM is half-way up the cliff-side of the hotel Mesa, which stands at the intersection of two...
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Peace or War in the East?
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Carter, John
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PEACE OR WAR IN THE EAST? By JOHN CARTER THE world's greatest poker game is being played today. The table is eastern Asia and the chips are bills of lading and invoices. The cards are the...
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Sea Tryst (verse)
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Johnson, Siddie Joe
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Tryst Now that the mist is in, and no wind blows, And all of the world is a great grey silence, sleeping, I must go down to the place my lone heart knows And set my thoughts again to an old...
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Psyching the Baby to Sleep
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Whalen, Frank
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May 28, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL 103 PSYCHING THE BABY TO SLEEP By FRANK WHALEN 1ONG before Emerson advised the budding genius to "hitch his wagon to a star," it had been the custom of...
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After Music (verse)
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Frant-Walsh, Joseph
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<iAfter Music Once in that interminable quest Of echo after last arpeggios, You put the harp's gold from your warming breast And showed how things have endings, and love goes. Fluxed in the...
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Dust
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Visitation, Sister Mary of the
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DUST By SISTER MARY OF THE VISITATION THIS morning's mail brings a packet of cards post marked Gulmarg, June 21; views of Himalayan passes, white peaks looking down on rope-bridges spanning...
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Wings (verse)
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Ward, Leo R.
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Wings A buzzard that hangs In the clean heavens Watching the earth for carrion. Thunderbirds at evening Loping down the skyWhere the red west turns yellow, Then green, then grey, Then...
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Communications
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May 28, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL 107 COMMUNICATIONS NEO-PAGANISM Norwalk, Conn. TO the Editor:—No doubt, Mr. Harvey Wickham recalls that Dr. George Santayana, of whom he has written,...
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The Play and Screen
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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May 28, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL 109 THE PLAY AND SCREEN By RICHARD DANA SKINNER Ibsen's Vikings YOUR most confirmed Ibsenite will probably admit that The Vikings is better in idea than...
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Books
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Repplier, Agnes; Sands, William Franklin; Carver, George; Healy, Patrick J.
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BOOKS The Bolshevist My Life, by Leon Trotzky. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. $5.00. WRITING an autobiography has always been a pleasurable experience; but My Life must have afforded...
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