Word: brotherhood
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...Europe--whatever may be the fashion of celebration, there is also a large measure of forgetfulness. The millenium of international brotherhood prophesied so confidently during the war has come true in an unexpected sense; for the European situation today would do credit to the most unhappy family imaginable in that particularly affectionate period of contesting a relative's will...
After four years of conferences, wranglings, and partially or barely averted hostilities, the brotherhood of nations has only succeeded in storing up enmities enough to blow Europe off the map. France and England are eyeing each other fiercely, lest either obtain more than her share of influence or power. Italy has recently acquired a government decidedly hostile to the United Kingdom. And Turkey with almost diabolical genius is taking full advantage of the disturbances. "States powerful enough to make demands need not feel bound by promises," argues Mustapha Kemal from Constantinople; and his representatives at the approaching Lauzanne conference...
...first meeting of the year tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in the Clubhouse at 66 Winthrop street, when Mir Mahmood, President of the Oxford International Assembly, will address the club. The subject of his talk will be "The League of Nations: Its relation to Asia and the Brotherhood of Man". The meeting will be open only to club members and associate members...
...Student Liberal Club will be at 7 o'clock next Wednesday evening at 66 Winthrop street. Mir Mahmood, president of the Oxford International Assembly, will be the chief speaker of the evening. The subject of his address will be: "The League of Nations. Its relation to Asia and the Brotherhood...
...that fundamentally the one adequate solvent of her difficulties is a Christianity freed of sectarianism, of outworn theologies, and of ecclesiastical machinery; a Christianity of the spirit, committed everlastingly to belief in the essential brotherhood of man, and to the firm conviction that the Christian principles of the dignity of the individual and of the worth of service, are the most practical things in the world