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(87 on historical analogies in 30 delegates were attached to the ticle Chica and Japan Section, of which ancient Chinese history to Professor Soothill, professor of present situation in China. When Chinese at Oxford, was President Admiral Sab offended some of the He delegated the chairmanship at inhabitants of Foochow, for in. A stanice, they compared him with a every session to a savbat of different nationality, so that cach general of the 8th century: Mr. felt himself of vital use in the dis- Clennel thought the industrializa. cussions which were all of a very tion had not come one moment too soon for China, when he consider- high order.

ed her economic problems..

A Japanese Professor On Shinto Worship.

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Chinese art had its protagoniste in the lantern lectures arranged each night. Dr. Z. de Takacs of Budapest put slides showing western art-Raphael, Michael An] gelo-i juxtaposition with Chinese MrB. effectively. models, very Asycough gave an luminating! evening on the Symbolism of the Stabi Forbidden city, Peking: and, as Prof: Soothill remarked, many of us could go there and see it, but few would understand. Miss Hack-and, Kowloon Wharf and Godowy ney of New York, showed how Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where Delivery may be obtained as soon a America appreciates Chinese porce Goods are landed. Professor Forke, also of Ham lain, painting, jades, bronzen, by burg, gave à learned and new ex

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Mr. Dudley Buxton, of Oxford Sir Stewart Lockhart, formerly. University, speaking on the light of Weihaiwei, expressed the great thrown on ancient Chinese history appreciation of the Section at the by recent archaeological discoveries, able, tactful and courteous pre- brought out the fact that painted sidency of Professor Boothill.

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loess and were of wreath of green by was pointed out in the discussion Dr. Legge. This was proposed that no remains of pure Chinese Dr Ferke of Hamburg, who said pottery had been found. Prof. that no Sinologist could come to Vacca, of Rome, gave an interest Oxford without remembering the which all Western

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