Summer 1930

Volume 6/3

H. M. Johnson’s “Can Religion Blend With Modern Science?” James Branch Cabell’s “Sanctuary in Porcelain” E. Pendleton Herring’s “Great Britain Has Lobbies Too” A Chicagoan’s “Chicago - Believe It or Not” Stories by H. M. Johnson, James Branch Cabell, E. Pendleton Herring, and A Chicagoan Poetry by Geoffrey Johnson, Frances M. Frost, Ernest Hartsock, and Francis Claiborne Mason

Summer 1930

Volume 6, Number 3

Essays

ESSAYS / ISSUE: Summer 1930

Sanctuary in Porcelain

By James Branch Cabell

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Where the World Had Gilt Upon It

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Pictura Ut Poesis

By Howard Mumford Jones

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Can Religion Blend With Modern Science?

By H. M. Johnson

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

The Last Trump

By Hugh Walpole

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

The New Laureate

By James Southall Wilson

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Great Britain Has Lobbies Too

By E. Pendleton Herring

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

The Tiger

By Herbert Heaton

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

The Green-Room

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Chicago - Believe It or Not

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Exploits of a Rebel

By John Donald Wade

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Animals

By Geoffrey Johnson

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Tolstoy Unrevealed

By Babette Deutsch

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Grass Harvest

By Frances M. Frost

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Biography and the Human Spirit

By Edward Wagenknecht

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Adventure With Violets

By Ernest Hartsock

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Views of Soviet Russia

By Joseph Freeman

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Cape Henry Water-Haul

By Francis Claiborne Mason

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Civilization by Symposium

By Scott Buchanan

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Toward Morning

By Francis Claiborne Mason

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

The Arts - 1930 and Earlier

By William Sener Rusk

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Nobody Loves Me

By D. H. Lawrence

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Mr. Sitwell’s Novel

By Vincent Sheean

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Wilson and the South Today

By John Temple Graves, II

/ ISSUE: Summer 1930

Ten Modern Novels

By Frederick P. Mayer

Contributor Profiles

H. M. Johnson

James Branch Cabell

James Branch Cabell (1879–1958), a native of Richmond, was a nationally popular writer known for his novel Jurgen (1919). His numerous other books include The Cream of the Jest (1917), Beyond Life (1919), Figures of Earth (1921), and The High Place (1923). He was from a distinguished Virginia family and wrote a collection of essays about the commonwealth.