Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 24

C.P.PERINTOWED MRS. HOYT TODAY Prominent Engineer Gives Up Plans for Secrecy and An- nounces Nuptials. Wearled of holding off newspaper men and maintaining a mysterious air of Sccrecy regar his marriage, which he adopted after securing the v license vesterday, Charles *erin, nationally prominent en- & . today nally announced he and Mrs. Katherine Sharp Hoyt, wealthy widow of Colgate Hoyt, will wed this evening at 6 o'clock. Cornered as he was alighting from Mrs. Hoyt's limousine this morning while in the midst of hurried wedding parations, Mr. Perin stated that dding will be held at the home board, and gives a chronological ac- count of the events which led to the suit filed by Sigma Delta in the Dis- trict Supreme Court. “The outcome,” sald Mr. Hine, “was an opinion from the court that the relief sought by the boys (Sigma Delta members) could not be grunted, inasmuch as the three students did not come into court with clean hands. In other words, they had been gullty of deception as to the very matter they complained of and as to which they sought the protection of the court, and have by such state. ments forfeited any right to such pro- tection. The case was, therefore, thrown out of court. without opinion upon the merjts of the question whether the rule (the board's anti-fraternity decree) itself is reason able and legal.” Mr. Hine also s the author of a sec tion dealing with the conference be- tween represents of civie organi- zatfons and the on school prob. lems. “The net result of these joint meetings of the citizens,” he said, “'has heen a1 more effective partnership with the Board of Education and its con structive program. The keynote has been co-operation, for it has become apparent that the public, more and more, is appreciating the fact that it has a’ vital part in convincing the Con- gress of the merits of its requests as indicated in the annual estimates THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WILL DISGUSS PAY FOR SUBSTITUTES Ballou Expected to Announce New Scale at Meeting of Teachers Today. An equitable salary scale for substi- tute teachers in the District public schools fs expected to be announced by Supt. Frank W. Ballou at a meeting of the regular teachers of the white schools this afternoon in the Central High School auditorfum. The superin- | tendent will speak at the invitation of the Teachers’ Councll, which has given serfous consideration to a new pay scale for substitutes. The new substitute salary schedule probably will provide a limited number of days’ sick leave with full pay for the regular teacher, as well as an ad- ‘Washington teachers, it is pointed out, are subjected to the position of having no sick lenve with pay, and in addition are required to pay the en- tire salary of the substitute. The Teachers' Unlon, which had scheduled a meeting this afternoon to conslder the substitute pay ques- tion, deferred it until November 13 on account of the conclave at Central High School. The executive com- mittee of the unlon, however, will meet Monday night to draft specific recommendations on the substitute pay subject In koeping with the action of the union last Spring, the recommenda tlons are expected to include re- vislons for a minimum of five days' sick leave with full pay, 30 to 60 days’ leave with part pay, such leave to be graduated according to the number of years of service of the ab sentee and the length of the absence, and a sabbatical year so ar as to offer materfal financial to the community. The union, its officials emphasize favors strongly a corps of highly trained substitute teachers and feels that they should be pald from the regular school appropriations. Miss Isabel Whitney is sald to be - | Wednesday night THURSDAY, TATE ELECTROCUTED, PLEADING INNOCENCE Alleged Slayer of Tennessee Man, After Theft of Money, Loses Nerve Only Once. By the Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn., November 5.— Robert Tate, alleged murderer of A. W. Condra of Condra Switch, was electrocuted this morning ut 5:60 o'clock ut the State prison here. Protesting his innocence to the last, Tate mel his death with perfect composure, The only break in his| composure occurred when he told his two brothers good-bye at 9 o'clock Tears then began streaming down his pallld face. Condra_was shot at his barn in| Marion County after he had closed his store on Janua 16 Before | he died he told his w h a handkerchiet had stepped in front of him and dered him to put up his hands, an$ Lefore he complied the man fired and NOVEMBER 5, 1925. rested by Sheriff Jim Hennessee of Sequatchie County, since killed in the Federal courtroom at Chattanooga by Deputy Sheriff Lige Layne of Marion . Walters, alleged to have been with Tate at the time of the killing of Condra, is serving a 30-year sen- tence as an alleged accessory. DKE Meeting Tomorrow. Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity will hold its monthly luncheon meet- ing at the Cosmos Club at 1 o'clock tomorrow. Dr. H. S. Washington, the sclantist, who has recently returned from a study of volcanoes in Italy will be the speaker. More than 2,000 women are engaged iphers in nce. University Park that pretty suburb just be- yond Hyattsville on the Wash.- Balto. Boulevard—offers excep- tional opportunities for invest- ment and residence. Investigate and You'll Invest For more comfort— more wear the only Woman fresco painter in the | then ran away, ing with a satch- world. lel containing money. Tate was ar- Miss Elizabeth Perin Tee Perin, 1841 Wyom ditional period of leave on part pay. Statistics of the Federal Bureau of Education show that in all but five cities in the United States, including Washington, there s provision for a “DEAD MAN” AWAKES IN SAME OLD WORLD | yiimited “numiver of days: sick leave with pay for the regular teachers. 4 B e st Shelr | next world, Ern Worlghe, colored. 35 | S ep = : o e it || For Stiff Joints | ‘ andCreakyKnees | i Pharmacists say that when all | ! other so-called remedies fall, Joint.| Ease will surely succeed. ! It's for joint allments only—that | is why you are advised to use it for sore, painful. inflamed, rheu- | matic joints. Joint-Ease limbers up the {olnts—is | cléan and penetrating and quick results Y e . & are agsured—Sixty cents a tuba at Prn‘i ) a 1 ihe TYYVVYY vulge the a newspaper man |e aitve. B riage license records shOW | chances are that his attempt at self- 1 is m‘ \‘m:':. \:!n‘”' Mrs. | gestruction will prove futile 103 ) ~1 Wright and Belle 1._1»’;4* {”r e ””’”,dfnl fusis & | occ upant of the T street house, en Mr. Perin. Mr. Perin was divorced | s ; 0 P iho i fotmerly Mrs, | aged in an altercation ~vesterday e e iwaukes. | morning and the former is alleged to | Jlckson of Milwaukee, | have cut the woman's throat before severing his own windpipe in an effort | | to ena life | When surzeons made certain life | _|was not extinet, they administered a | | salt_solution, inserted a rubber tube | in his windpipe and procceded to| Lee, also colored, ! #e3z-0> 8th ¥s they will live in New York. Mr. Perin Vexed. When M rin was confronted by | When the patient came from under | a newspuper he evidenced | the ice of the anesthetic he | vexation ing his walking | 8ppear rprised that surgeons had | cing angle to empha- | made suct e, to save hi seriously ples Drug Stores and druggists every- whera. Always remember. when Joint-E: gets in joint misery gets out—auick. Biggest Selling Joint | Remedy in the World Advertisement. «== Two Big Stores === Southeast Store Will Stay Open Until 9 o’Clock Saturday Night Northwest Store Will Close at 6 re s reully no need for s fact we desired to be he said. I had only have the neces: legal witnesses pres. York friends of ours t wedding party. here, who is in READ AND PONDER—TRY TO REMEMBER if you have ever heard of the equal of this tremendous two-day offer. Tomorrow and Saturday we hope to distribute $5,000 worth e "un e o dutnd are A of useful household furniture absolutely free of any cost to you. 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Detailed accounts of official action taken by the Board of Education or school authorities during the 1924.1925 term on certain school developm policies and adm are outlined by S in the third section of ¢ toda Specially Low Prices —on House and Roof Paints as well as all inside finishes of strictly de- pendable Quality. Estimates and sug- gestions gladly furnished. 00l principalships, valid excuses for | 8 Glass Table Tops Cut to Your Order absence of pupils, institution of a com- | L&) 8 1 » mercial course at Western High | UGH REILLY CO. 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