Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1928, Page 24

TEPPEIN HEADING FOR TS HONE PORT Huge Crowds at Berlin Give Godspeed to Eckener and Crew. By, the Associated Press. BERLIN, November : 6.—The Graf Zeppelin, having completed her visit to the capital, was headed for Friedrich- shafen, its home port, today. The air- ship left the Staaken airdrome in the suburbs at 7:06 am. Never had bigger crowds assembled at the airdrome than those that came in the course of the night to see the air- by the cold night. There was a whole army of vendors of souvenirs, such as Zeppelin handkerchiefs, lead pencils, peppermints, balloons, cigar lighters and biographies of Dr. Hugo Eckener, the builder and commander. While police and army reservists did all possible to_handle the crowd, there were about a hundred accidents, all of a minor nature. When the airship started she carried, besides her crew and 35 honor guests, 110 passengers, who paid 1000 marks (about $240 each) for the trip to Fried- richshafen. Dr. Eckener remained in Berlin for a series of conferences. The airship was in charge of her senior offi- cers, Capts. Ernst A! Lehmann and Hans C. Flemming. The airship flew over Potsdam, Des- sau, Halle and Plauen on her way home. HERNANDO DE SOTO DEAD. LEIPZIG, Germany, November 6 (#). —Hernando de Soto, United States con- | sul here since 1921, died yesterday at the age of 62. MAE MURRAY FACES DOG CLAIM IN COURT | Screen Actress Denies She Owes $5 for Pup Jack Donovan Says He Sold Her. By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES, November 6.—Mae Murray, screen and vaudeville actress, was in court again yesterday to defend herself against another of Jack Dono- van’s suits. Recently she won from him in three separate court actions re- | volving about a $50 000 home for which she contracted, and then failed to buy, from Donovan, a Hollywood architect- | realtor. In the latest action Donovan charged ’Miss Murray with failing to pay him |85 for a Great Dane pup, named Omar Claims Court she bought from him. Pasha, which he declared in Small | SEATTLE PRELATE HERE. Archbishop Leighton, on Tour of East, Received by President. On a self-conducted good will tour | of the East, Most Rev. Arthur Edward | Leighton of Seatile, Wash., yesterday i was received by President Coolidge and extended to the Chief Executive greet- | ings from the members of his diocese. Archbishop Leighton is a prelate of the Episcopal Catholic Church of Amer- | ica and is making a visit to the princi- | pal cities of the East. He will visit the | District Commissioners today and to- | night will receive the election returns at Republican national headquarters. To- morrow he will leave for Baltimore, later extending his trip_to Wilmington, Philadelphia and New York. gL LIEUT. OGDEN TO WED. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., November 6 | (#).—The engagement of Lieut. Henry H. Ogden, one of the Army round-the- ALUMNI GROUPS TO MEET AT GET-TOGETHER FETE Local Grads of Michigan 0. to Join in Banquet Preceding Grid- iron Bout With Navy. Local alumni of the University of Michigan will meet with alumni from Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, New rYOl'k and Baltimore at a get-together | banquet . Friday night, on the eve of the Michigan-Navy foot ball game at| Baltimore next Saturday. The banquet | will be at the Mayflower Hotel, and will be addressed by Clarence Cook Little, president of the Ann Arbor in- | stitution; Fielding H. Yost, famous foot | ball coach; James O. Murfin of Detroit, la regent of the university, and E. J. Ottaway, president. of the Alumni As- sociation. “Hurry Up" Yost is expected to tell the Washington alumni chapter why! the Wolverine team of sophomores has | been in the cellar in the Big Ten Con- ference all this season and how they came back and defeated Illinois, 3 to The team is expected THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. .C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1928. WooDwWARD & LLoTHROP DRAPERY NEEDS 10" 11" F axp G STrEETS Miss Murray admitted in court that ship hitched to the first moorir.g mast to. v s} v world fiyers, to Miss Ulela Snook of | 0, last Saturday. D e A Cormtng. Savetal thous | - Mr. de Soto was born in Jena, Ger- | 31 bOUEDt, e von Bironeim, tmotter | thi city was announced today. ~The |to be in Washington with the coach s of them ever .cmained through- | many, of American parents. He Was|Omar Pasha. wedding will take place during the|Friday and will be taken sightseeing tm~ might determined not to miss | educated in Rome, Paris and Jena, and | ~ The case was continued to November | Christmas holidays. around the city. iha 2 @ ccare of the Zeppelin, and they | entered the consular service in 1889 as |13, Miss Snook and her parents former- | Arrangements for the banquet are e augmented by another thousand | deputy consul at Chemnitz. Before his e £ Iy lived in Flint, Mich., where she was |in the hands of a committee consisting of eager persons wno had risen early. | appointment to the Leipzig post he had a member of the Junior League. Lieut.| of Col. Dannis P. Quinlan, chairman; Hot dogs were in great demand when | served at Dresden, St. Petersburg (Len- | With hair 55 feet long, Mrs. Elsic | Ogden is chief piiot instructor for the | Dr. Mark Finley, A. T. Newbold, Lee the dawn came. as the steaming edibles | ingrad), Warsaw, Palermo, Berlin and | Fleing of Plymstock, England, claims to | Kreutzer Aircraft Corporation of Los|Kemon, Henry Ravenel, Herman gave a welcome relief to erowds chilled ' Paris. have the longest tresscs in England. | Angeles. i Scamidt and Norman Damon. “GET TOGETHER WEEK" AT J. B. JONES & CO. price asked—of always bringing you the newest, the gayest—the best you can get at anywhere near the price asked. 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