Constantinople, July 5.
Kenan Bey, of the Ministry of Justice, arrived here to preside over the Commission for eliminating. undesirable barristers. Explaining the Government's object, he suid ithe morality of advocates must equal or surpass the morality of Judges. Two lists of oh thave already been drawn provoked so many oBjections' that second Commission sat at Angora to examine them. The result was the restoration of many names.
The general lines of the elimin: tion are now becoming clear. future only advocates who have followed the regular course of the Turkish Faculty of Law will be allowed to plead, and no advocate Jwho has not practised for three years may plead. Meanwhile, the names on the third list are being shown to the. City Magistrates for their criticism.—"Morning frontiers, Mr. Warner said, and has walls stand, their sun-baked surrounded the city, of which the
bricks etched and worn by the blow-sand, but with the gateways, curtain walls and bastions sti plainly discernible, Fine specimen of stucco sculpture, the bronze mirror and other finds were dug om the 9
Mr, Warner went in search of relies of the development of art in China, which followed the visits of the earliest of Indian endeavoured to collect all available specimens of the el survim= the centuries and to learn mons of its ently development, Some of the manuscripts that were brought back ave believed to be original woke of thy Buddhist faith. are tong paper scrolls in Sanskrit, rough from India, some copies of these, made in transit, and some re translations into early Chinese
to be about 2,000 years. converts. age is estimated by Central Avian The Prize of the Collection, What he termed the prize of the entire collection ix a statue of the ninth century unearthed in Western China, not a Buddha, but one of the attendant gods, Ar. Warner told of discovering uchind a small temple, high on the face of a cliff, a cave-chapel whos walls were literally covered with Buddhist figures, of a very early period, carved in the living rock. Tt is estimated that the curving dure back to 350 A. D, He told also of examining at Ho-nan on the border of Turkestan, some excel ent specimens of wall painting.
The art treasures brought back will go to the Fore Museum and the archacolopical exhibits to. the Peabody Muxeum.—Reuter's Ameri-jean Service.
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