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House In Committee Discusses Amendments To Charlottetown Act

..._., Clause Empowering Mayor To Suspend Policemen Is Struck Out And Other blauses Are _Held CV61‘- Electrical Inspection Act Passe s Committee Stﬂge- House Adjourns Till M onday Afternoon.

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FORUM-Skating this afternoon, with band. Excellent music, excel- lent ice. 1576-11

R OP i L TD. WEEK-END SPEEIALS

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- SHOULDERS . . . . 12c per lb. LOIN ROAST . .‘. . 14c and 16c per lb.

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BRISKET POINTS (Vi hole Pieces) .9cperlb.

"u, (YEHER CUTS . . . . . . 10c per lb.

A ' FRESH TO-DAY

PICKLED TRIPE; SAUSAGES PORK PATTIES '

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‘ The Leader Forp4O Years "SM-MIA" T i: A m

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persons judgment is carried straw ‘and he does things that should not i be done in the public interest. PM‘- sonnlly I cannot see any good pur- pose to be scrvrd by vesting iii‘ power in the liiayor. llc cannot dismiss a. policeman, but under this clause he can suspend. The moment u man is suspemlird from a polic force there seems to be a crop oi

LARGE FUNEBAD—The [uncnﬂ o! the late Slrrion Wooldridge was lag-gcly attended, thus showing the esteem in which he was hcld in the community.

FORUM-minding this afternoon, ‘with band. Excellent music, excel- lent ice. 1570-11

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CORNWALL YASTDRAL Chgrgg, March 20th: Kingston, at 11 a. m.; New Dominion at 3 p. m.; Cornwall at 7. Rev. D. K. Ross. Minister.

critics that will rise over-night and bring before the public lots of things they have heard, real and imagin- ary, and that mans case is preju- diced when he comes before the Council. l agree with the leader oi! the House that this suspension mwor should be left in the hands

sent of the Mayer. 596C181 Con"

nobles, and extra constublﬂs f0? m‘? City." _ The proposed. amendment -s W stiikc out the words “but the pow- (r o1‘ appointing, wilt Marshal and Policemen shall remain as at pres- hi." and to has to the section the

at all. Mr. l3. W. LePngv suggested lha’. the clauc stand over.

Provnelai Legislature March l8 The llouse met at I1 a. in.

Hon. Mr. Stezaulrt tililed answers to quuslioiizs and ; i". uiisvxers‘, MY- Til-Alli‘- A. C"llll>l>@ll'$1'1<l hf‘ m Prowl) m, q “mo, ,_,,_.;n,3 understood lib-l 1n the (ruse oi llrcnureci by the C ssion and llmllll‘ ' "lll ‘ill ‘ “I 5'91"“! "x";- would be LTtiiICtI on alrnirlay. im“ Tm“ ‘ ‘i “ m“ ‘hmgc o" u“ Mr. ll. W. Let-Huge usliiui when tlic land‘ U“ m l‘ {My years ago‘ h“ m“

PRESBYTEBIVAN CHURCH, Rich- mond Bay congregation. Rev. E. C. Robertson will preach Sunday, Mar. 20th at Freeland. 10.30; Lot 14, at 3 o'clock and Tyne Valley at 1 p. m. E. C. Robertson, Minister.

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‘Will Test The Validity Of Act CANBERRA, Atistrulln, Mar. 18.

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"~ rill nrxt week we will be ‘Willi’. Wed Cobblers, Moun- llhi vniii- Stock and 'l‘umips. ll cur Warehouse, Hogan's Wharf.

l. Lester Douglas

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ihc Government of New South. ing the Commonwealth Govern- ment from enforcing provisions of the Financial agreement enforce- ment nct, authorizing attachment of stntc revenues for Dﬂymlml’ 0! interest on external obligations, to- day was postponed until next Tues~ day.

Meantime. it was understood. the Commonwealth Government would issue no proclamation 10f

tachnient of New South Wales "Wrr sit-k with iuv Stomach. Wlllllllml ‘mm n“ vallmly “I m“ ‘ugllorinr said nothing- liut an Act is (lecldcrl by the l-liﬂli COUYL

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SERVICES IN YORK Pastoral Charge, Sunday, March 20th. will be: Central Church, 11 o. m.; York. 7 p. m. G. A. Christie, Minister.

FORUM-Hunting this afternoon

with band. Excellent music, excel- ~

lent ice. 1576-11

l‘. E. L POTATOES-Mrs. Emery C. MacEwen, of Bristol, has receiv- ed a. letter from hcrsistcr in Bos- ton, in vmich she states that on the day she wrote. she paid. 35 cents a peck (or P. E. Island potatoes and that was the cheapest she could get.

HUNTER RIVER Charge. United Church o! Canada. Services icr Sunday, March 20th: Wiltshirc, 11 a. m, Song Service, 7.30 p. m.; Hampshire, 2.30 p. m.; Hunter Riv- er, 1 p. m. Good Friday service, Hunter River, 7.30 p. m.. in charge of Young People's Society.

CHURCH 0F ENGLAND services in the Parish of New London on the 20th inst. will be as follows: French

p. m.; Kensington, 7 p. m. During Holy Week, at St. Marks, Kensing- ton, daily services, except Saturday at 7.30 p. m. 0n Good Friday, Holy Column toil at 10.30 a. m. Child- ren's service, 3 p. m. G. T. Spriggs Rector.

G D I Y —- - O0 PUBLIC T All 1m!!!‘ ‘or having securities registered in where have any wax-mm”,

eating address on Prince Edward

Island was broadcast from Mont-i

real last evening by Dr. Cyrus Maclidiilan, o! McGlll University The Doctor spoke on the history oi’ the province, its inhabitants. agricultural activities, educational system, climate, advantages as a summer resort, etc, and was heard with appreciation by many in the city and Province, as well as throughout Canada generally. ____.___._.____ PERSONALS

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Mr. Aeneas McDonald, Stanhope.

‘spent yesterday in the city.

Mrs. Thou. Wooldridge, Covehead, spent Thursday in the city.

Miss Helen Clarke has returned to her home at Union Road, after spending some time in P. llZ. 1. Hos- pital.

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Ambrose and Mrs. lllcilctt. Union Road, spent yesterday at Jlermaiil, the guest o! their datighter, Mrs Robert Mulch.

Mrs. F. Stetson has returned to her home at Dunstatlnsgo, after spending a few days at Coveliead Road, the occasion being the illness and death of her father, the late Simon Woolrlrldgc.

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DEATHS

____ Mm. __.- DUFFY—At Kinkorh. March 18th. Mrs. James T. Dnily. Funeral from her late residence. Monday momlnl! at 9 a. m. to St. Malachi": Church.

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In loving mcmﬂl’! n!

DB. CHARLES KENNEDY' Born in Brosdalbe-ne. P- E- 1» lith- ugg-y 16th, 1575, Died March 10th, 193i in N. Y. City.

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Fu-Yu. which also uns and Enchant. nominally is within the Kirtn Provhica o: ‘Minn- ohurio. It is the commercial mi - let in: inner Mmgolls one near it Prince Chal, inner Mongo‘ia‘s rap rmntslive in the new Manchurian government. premiums s citadel.

members could have copies of the Estimates. ‘ Hon. l\1‘r. Stewart replied that it was always the custom to distribute the Estimates when the House went into committee on supply. A copy had been tabled and was available ' to the Opposition louder to examine. Hon. Dr. MacMilisn presented a petition from the Prince Edouard, Island llospitill praying for an Act ' ‘to incorporate the Prince Edward. Island Hospital. A bi.l in accord- ance with the petition was receiv- ed and rend. i Hon. Mr. Wood presented a re-i port of the committee on prlntingl and binding Journals. ' A communication from the secre- tary of the Lieutenant Governor was read enclosing a copy oi’ a min- ute of the Privy Council approving the Statutes of 1930.

Hon. Dr. lifnclviillim tabled the annual report of the Chief Superin- tendent of Education.

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i Soc. '13 oi‘ the bill lililﬂiifls‘ Soc.

Third reading was given to the

River, 10.30 a. m.; Burlington, 2.30 immwlng bins’

An Act to amend an Act for the protection of unmarried parents.

l An Act, to amend an Act relating

to iunatlcs and to the custody oi‘ lunntics. '

i An Act to Amend Chap. 1 of the

Statutes of Prince Edward Island 1931 respecting companies domiciled

the Province.

An Act to provide for the issue of debentures to pay off brink over-i draft and to raise funds to rebuild public buildings.

i An Act to incorporate Mount Cur- inel Fisheries Limited.

An Act to further amend the Acts of incorporation o! the Town of Montague. i

An Act to Amend an Act to regu- late the practise oi’ Optometry.

An Act to Amend an Act respect- ing dogs.

On motion of Mr. W. A. Stewart,

he House went into committee with ‘Mr. Hunter in the chair on second reading of an Act to amend an Act

‘consolidating and amending the

Acts to incorporate the Prince Ed- ward Island Protestant Orphanage.

The promoter explained that the bill was merely to facilitate the election of trustees. The present Act has been found cumbersome in this respect.

It was adopted without amend- nicnt.

CITY AMENDRIENTS

On motion of Hon. Dr. MacMil- lan the House resumed committee reading, with Mr. Strong in the cliuir, of an Act to amend the Cily of Cliarlottclmvn incorporation Act.’

l '92 of tllc Uxlstlilg slatutiw which‘ provides illilj, purchasers oi‘ lunds sold for chic taxes shall iceelve a (let-d iii- fee sinplc of silvli lmulsnt The uiuenrling cause substitutes, ilic \\'(ll'(lS “a (iced of all ilic estate‘ and interest, in such land" of the- person against whom the some has bccri assessed." y

Premier Strivart explained that, ithe existing Act provides that if, izreul esta'e were sold‘ for taxes 1111-» der the act the City rould puss a! perfectly good title, o. title in fcc‘ sﬁnple; that is it could bai- the‘. clams of any previous ciniminls to‘ the land. Tho amendment-only pur- 'p0i'ls to sell the right, title and ln-, fore“. of the person ivho ls sold out; and it that person did not have . a unud title. the purchaser woivd not be buying anything. Sonic other pen, son who had a. good title to it irouid ‘object to the title of the person who paid his money to the city. "Tllflt" ‘Mr. Stewart said "la the siluaron. It is lust o question or ivhlrh o! those procedures should be follow- ed." ‘

Mr. W. H. Dennis thought the

former Man as explained by the

is called Pet- leader of the House was the better

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Premier Stewart entrained fur- ther that under the old Act thc remedy is against the land for the taxes. Under the proposed amcnd~ ment the remedy is against the in-

dividual and not against the land

,tliing about it. l-io ‘N115 not con-

lit and lie gets iiu" ttlc. The Ar-t.

"tillowing: “Provided always my» u“? Mayor slia l ‘have the power, 011 U"? recommend V Police, to suspend for time as he sees fit, any car, but such suspended DONE 0m‘ V01‘ sllilll be entitled to a public Iicninng before the MBYOY Mid Council respcctng the cause of his . txspciision."

rm. LelPage thouzllt the amend- ill ~nt would be a. good tiling.

clcrsiocd, ll '~ '.' howl taxes were not 0- Tlﬁl» Ell =1?" 0n the land 0nd as a conseqneili-c the Ac‘. ivlilch empow- ered the sale of ‘and for school taxes was in a great measure in- effective. The amendment before th- House would maize the civic tax sllb~ sequent in iiilo to a prior morlgoge.

‘Premier Siiwvari: “There is no doubt about that,"

lion. Mr. Slvvlice: "l think "it is quite clrnr Wllflt the consequence of the ammzliinnt would be: but one hesitates lo suxgcst any amendment to the ilriiit bill wtliout knowing

hat the irol ‘ntention of the city

any such

Transfer ol‘ Control

lien. Dr. Macmillan: “in effect. .t transfers control of the ilollcc riTlCOYS from the surwllllimv Mes- j lririe to the Mayor."

Iilr. LePage: “I think he ought to Le the proper man.”

Mr. Li‘. lilrlntyrc: “This s trans- ferring the power from the Stipend“ iii-y ll1l{,isil‘illz' i0 the lvlayor, to fllnlltllll iinv polieciiinii?"

lion. Dr. Itfiiciilillon: "Exactly."

Hr. McIntyre: “To my m'nd that liouid be left entirely with the City Council. Sllnuldrft it be brought bc- fore the Council and a vote taken on it, in each particular case? This is givhg power to the Mayor to suspend any policeman that he might have a. personal grudge or spite against, and I don't think he should get that power. That power should be vested. as I said, with the Council."

Premier Stewart: "It should be vested with the Stﬁicndiary Magis- trate, because he is in closer touch than anyone else with the Police. I tlrnk he should have the power ol suspensen, but when it comes to dismissal that should be vested in the whole civic corporation-Amt is to say, in the City Council."

Hon. Dr. AIacMillan moved that llic clause be struck out.

Mr. LePage objected that there was "some good in it.“ There had been some eases recently ivhich had o bearing on the case, he said. Moreover, the new Mayor and Council had Just been elected. the Mayor by a large maivflty- H» “'08 a legal man and Mr. LiePage did not think anyone was going to be hurt by giving him, the Mayor, the pow-

Mr. Thane A. Campbell: “In re- gard to ptivaic hills it is the tisuul custom of the Legislature to accept the desire oi the petitioners as ex- pressed. Eut 1n {he present case there have hen some. reports in the press and CTZPYQfESlOlIL; of opinion have been znven by the junior meni- her from ("hiirlottetcivn tlvlr. W. A. Stewart). 'l"ncrc seems to be some ltilo disrrnticn among the cl‘. wens oi Ciiarioiirtou-ii, plrlhips among .. themselves. After- iill, lhc citi‘ ns are the real petit— icuers in this matter. The 118N105 who execute ilie petition only do so as their agents. I would ask if the promoter of the bill ktiows whether it has the unanimous eon- STIlt of the City Councl, or wheth- er the reports in the press or else-

Ilcccrdcr Not Consulted

lion. Dr. Maelifllun: “Asia in?‘ something easy! For the past num- ber of years 1 have been putting through bills for the City‘. I was always able io discuss tiiosc bills with the City's legal adviser. the Recorder, mid find out the why and wherefore. ‘i am not able to do that in the prcF-ent instance because zhe Recorder iloes not knew any-

sulted. I have not been able to get anything def nite from the members oi‘ the City Council. bu‘. 1 have had some oi them come to me and object to certain clauses of ths bill. I replied by putting up to them the question: “Why did you pass yo" “Md fur‘

it in the Council? If you agreed to; Mr‘ Mcmtym: “You “ever ca“ those ﬂmcndmems, how do you u? 1 tell. We niight have another Bossy

‘lis and 1 think that power pcct the members of the Legislat- G11 ' a, . We to ‘mtmwxe the mrss?" Than, .-h0uld be left withnthe Council and oxplcnriﬁon was that a good mtmy “OK/rm? 13m i m (I'd not know because they had not r‘ e age‘ e S e

. . . / ‘ilaulstratef’ siullfitient informs’. ou to know what i ° ,

. - , .. . h they were posing. 'l‘liat is the Plemmr Stevimt The C ‘at

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I 1 m » i.‘;:g‘ii:;:i.f:;i.:':. :*:if“...;.:.:1r;;* position to enlighten tho House. be- Thai is only a “we b“ c: “in Th‘; cause I do not seem able to gct any ‘ ' enlightenment myself.“ ‘actual 0mm“ is the stipend“?

Premier Stmmh "I “ﬁght my Maglstrpte and l think he shoud

. " l f th P ice that one of the City authorities ds- lggiﬁzldlgtiicrcsltoyo: ‘viuenm? get cussed that. will inc before this

_ -.' '1. f re ncnt ' tlic cit meeting. lrlu eunlsulerrd this to hem mm “v on O e i m y

the eoriect method. llc purports Lo sell the u-liolc title in the land to the ]7ill'(‘.ll.’l".0l‘; the purchaser buys

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Mr. L. ll. Allen: "l think this is pretty dangerous lcglsizition to puss in this House. because we all know that Ahyors of a town ore like Gov- ernments, they come rind go. Yo got someone there for c. period of one or two years and you can't tell wlint he might do. Occasionally a

confirms that. but at the some time some other g rson who might be. the real ownrr, who perhaps did n01 have an on» Minty: of sooth"; the ndvcrtlscmmit and of learning of the proceedinvyx would have his property sdd over his head with- out any kuoivlezlur. There "s that side o.“ the question. However, l um not going to express any opinion Some mciriiwr of the Comiuvter ho suggested that the clause stand ov~ er. and I thnk that would be the proper course.“

The clause was nil-owed to stand, QVPI‘. i Sections 14 to 20 were passed xvlth

lillle discussion. Suspension 0f Police Section 2i amends Section 120 of the costing statute which reads: _ "129. The administration n! the Police wilhln the City of Char- llottetmvn shin: be vested in the Magistrate so appointed and he shall have, the control and mon- agement of the Police of said Clts‘ and shall prescribe and reguiah their duties and may from Ume to time dismiss or remove miy Marsh‘ al or Policeman. now or hereafter to be appointed. (but the power 0i appointing both Marshal and Po~ llreman. shall remain as at pres- entl, and the ssd Magistrate is authorized to appoint with the con-

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2.30 P. JL-sunduy Scho0l and Bible Classes,

7.00 P. l\I.-—E- i P 4

Holy Communion. “m “g my" an sermon followed by Scrmnn—subje¢t—-“Tlic End of an Apostolic Lem",- Aniliem-—“.Icrus:ilem" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pairker

EVERYBODY WELCOME. REV. 1!. DCRAYNIOND, M. A., REQTOR,

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MINISTER: REV. It. MDORHEAD LEGATE, B. l). Organist-Jill's. K. S. Rogers. Choir Director-Mrslmhawson

PUBLIC WORSHIP: Morning at Eleven O'clock Evening at seven O'clock TliE HOLY (rouiitsuox AT MORNING SERVICE. AT TIIE EVENING SERVI “ TIIE MINISTER WILL GIVE ins iioxriicy noun T0 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN. srrumswrs Alli-L SPECIALLY INVITED T0 TlllS SERVICE. Sabbath School and Young Men's and Young Women's Classes at Two-thirty.

The Praise for the Day will include:- - MORNING Communion Service. v EVENING _ Dilet-“So Thou Lift-est Thy divine petItIonR-Stalner. (The (‘iruclflxlom Messrs. Allan, Moshe! and Chas. Mackenzie. STRANGERS AND VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED.

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10.00 A. ltL-Praycr Meeting.

11.00 A. liI.-Publi¢ War-shin

11.10 A. lib-Junior Congregation,

scrmnn-Jkicsus, Acclaimed King». Rev. C. N. Brown, M. A,

Slllv-“The Palms" . . . . . . . . . . I-‘nui- Mr. Harvey MacPherson ‘ ' a

2.00 l’. lit-Sunday School Lesson Broadcast.

2.30 P. M. Sunday School and Bible (‘Igssgs-

7.00 P. lit-Public Worship.

Sllllllllll-“Ye A" ills Friend " . Run i

All!“ “Consider. and Heair Me" .. . .221”. reanal-

Slllo-“Glorr w Thee My God This Night" .. Gounod

Miss Margaret Stern; Visitors and Students cordially welqumg.

Services Broadcast by C. II. C. K.

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MORNING lVOllSllll‘ 11 OTLOCK Soprano Nnlir-“Li-t Nut Your Heart bi- Troubled" _(‘li:iil\vlrk

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Mrs. ll. S. "PIHIFPHHII Sizrmnn-“Fhrisfs Tluieliing on Lore" . . . . The Minister Anthenv-"ltlnriiiiig and Evening" . . . . . . . . . . . . .. llruwn SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 2.30 l‘. M. Atttnrliini-c Inst Sunday 18k‘. Will you r-o-operale ln bringing it past 201i twmorrow‘!

ICVENING WORSHIP 7 0‘CLOCK

Selections From “The Cruciﬁxion" . . . . . . . . . . . . Stali-ier

Suloistiv-Mr. R. l). Qulglcy and Mr. V. L. Dingwell.

Chorus, "Fling Wide the Gates," Rcclt. “And as Moses Lifted up ilii- Serpent,“ Choru s. “God So Loved the World," Chorale. "Lltany of the Passion." But-it, “So Thou Liftest ‘Thy Divine Petition." Chorale, "The Mystery of Intercess- on."

Sermon-“Tlie Answer of Jerusalem"

Morning Sci-vice Ilrmidcast by Island Radio Co., C. F. C. Y.

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REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER, Mimgwgn, ram". Louis THOMPSON. ORGANIST.

PALM SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP

11.00 A. liL-Subjrct-“Lcssnns I-‘toni Gethsemane" Anthem-“O Saviour o! the World" ...,.._,....._ (105; The Choir B“! 50|0—"'l'.hr Palms" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . .. Flux-c liir. Malcolm McKinney; 2.30 I‘. M.—Sabbaih School and Bible Classes.

EVENING WORSHIP

7.00 I‘. hL-Servlce of Sacred Song.

7.15 P. Me-"Tho Finished Work." Fifth In a Series on "The Mcsninz i\nihcm—“Nnw the Day to Over“ . . . . . . .-. . . .. . .

Miss Blanche LsiIci-ty and Choir. "Christ Ci-uclﬂeil, the Power of God sud the Wisdom of God"

ul the Cross.” Moi-ks