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SATURDAY APRIL f, , bllil)lLll, BILL . th, McKay Moves the Second Reading Yesterday. OPPOSED BY MRHARCOURT Owing to the Slim Attendance the Deb-(e is Aa3ourmea-.Prooorttotv. 'te "egtretrentattto. Bill With- dr-committee Work. Before I very slim House yesterday Dr. McKay moved the second read- ing ot his bill involving such import- ant consequences as have been ex- plained to the medical faculty of To.. ronto University. He supported the bill in a. concise and. from his stand- point, well reasoned speech. The bill was opposed by the Minister ot Educa- tion. who gave a number of strong rowan ' sons against any such serious changesl as were contemplated in the absence of any general demand. The debuts} was adjourned. Mr. Russell's bill on. ----g--ggtqt---