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Before an appreciative audience last night in the Trophy Room of the Union, the Honorable Crawford Vaughan outlined the relations of "Greater Britain and America" from the time when "England ceased to be an empire," in 1775, to the present day. He defined the three great epochs of our country's history as: "first, when we fought for freedom for both ourselves and England; second, when we fought for the unity of the country and the freedom of the slave; and third, when we fought with the other nations for the freedom of the world...
...Crawford Vaughan, former Premier of South Australia, will address the members of The Union and the Student Liberal Club in the Trophy Room of the Union at 8 o'clock tonight on the subject of "Greater Britain and America." Mr. Vaughan has been in the United States and England during the past three years and is thoroughly cognizant of the subject of British-American relations. He is at present in Boston where he is delivering a series of lectures on labor problems in Australia at the Lowell Institute...
...Jimmie Barry present a humorous and well-acted skit, "The Rube." The Baroness de Hollub (Harriett Lorraine) is most entertaining in a comic sketch with Harry Crawford entitled "Fifty Loves." Songs, dances, a running fire of jokes, and an exhibition of different types of vamping compose this act, which receives considerable applause...
...Copeland, L. T., J. S. A-42. Cordingley, M. P., J. S. B-33. Corning, W. H., G. S. B-11. Conklin, T. R., 36 Mt. Auburn St. Courcy, J., Go. B-32. Craigie, J. H., 53 Oxford St. Cranston, G., Go. C-44. Crawford, J. P., 78 Bowers Ave. Crecco, V. A., 9 Corey St., Charlestown. Cromwell, S. B., 360 Mt. Auburn St. Crosby, W. D. Jr., G. S. B-31. Crane, W. M. Jr., Sd. D-34. Crassley, J. B., Avon St. Cummings, P., P. S. B-51. Curtis, W. M. Jr. Daffine...
...lectures which will be given on the Australian labor movement may be described, perhaps, as dealing with industrial history in the making. Hon. Crawford Vaughan, by whom these lectures will be delivered, is a former premier of South Australia and has held other public offices. His descriptions of conditions in Australia will be these of a trained economist, experienced in practical affairs and speaking from first-hand knowledge...