London, Nov. 11.
Sir Auckland Geddes to-day de-) A livered at Westminster the first Walter Hines Page Memorial Lecture founded by the English-Speaking. Union in memory of the late American Ambassador to Britain, The audience of 2,000 included the Premier, diplomats, and representatives of the Dominions.
The Earl of Balfour, who presideq, paid a very high tribute to the Mr. Page and dwelt on his that the future of the world largely depended upon friendly Anglo-American ce-operation.
Sir Auckland Geddes emphasized that America profoundly influenced the British Empire and some of the sister Dominions, particularly those ooking out on' to the Pacifie—
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