Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1930, Page 14

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ;TUNE 22, 1930—PART ONF. - STETITLE FINED, WORK MAY START Condemnation Approval Clears Way for Agricul- Chinese Matador Chased From Ring By Jeering Crowd By the Associated Press. BARCELONA, Spain, June 21.—A Chinese bullfighter named Vincente Hong began his bullfighting career in the arena here Thursday, and, so far as Barcelona is concerned, immediately ended it, too. Under a shower of hats and cushions Hong was chased from proved too much for his Oriental wis- dom. The advent of the Chinese into the bullfighting game followed a great bal- Iyhoo in the Spanish press, but his capework proved as poor as his caution in approaching the bull proved exces- sive. He needed repeated stabs and much u from the spectators to kill | the first animal. The second was even worse. Vincente, | dismayed by the bull's lively snorting, waved his cape in the air a few times, got it wrapped around his neck and then beat a retreat, with the bull in hot_pursuit. The jeering crowd showered cushions upon him until the authorities sounded thon ‘matador departed at full speed, with the fans swarming after him. The bull was left behind. Air Travel Cost Increased. ST. LOUIS, June 21 (#)—A rate of T cerits per mile for air travel has been put intc effect by the T. A. T.-Maddux Air Lines, it was announced, an increase of 2 cents'over the Wintexr rate estab- lished January 14. ‘The low Winter rate experiment “proved beyond doubt,” the company said, “that it was fare not fear” which CHILD IS BURIED ALIVE WHEN STREET CAVES IN By the Associated Press. ESSEN, Germany, June 21.—A child was burled alive Thursday by a cave-in of a street in this manufacturing center, Panic broke out among the passersby. A wagon also was engulfed in the hole, which was 50 feet wide and about 50 feet deep. The accident came with- out warning, the pavement suddenly opening. It was caused by the cave-in of an 30 HURT IN FIGHT AT SOCCER GAME Bullets Fly When Buenos Aires Po- lice Attempt to Force Back Spectators. By the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, Argentine, June 21.—Thirty persons were injured, some with bullet wounds, during a disorder at a foot ball field Thursday afternoon while an important soccer match be- trouble began when mounted police tised their sabres in chasing off spectators, ™ Gl sithoriies mipgended the match lub authorities suspen: ma and the spectators became infuriated. PR SINCLAIR LEWIS FATHER Son Born to Wife of Author of “Main Street.” NEW YORK, June 21 (#)—A son was born yesterday st Woman's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Lewis. Mrs. Lewis is the former Dorothy COLORED MAN ACQUITTED * IN DEATH OF ANOTHER 4 A verdict of justifiable homicide (x- returned by A coroner's jury - ducting an inquest into the death of George Grigsby, colored, 38 years old, of 621 Rhode Island avenue, who shot Monday night when he attempf to break into a Tenth street hous escepe from a gang of colored men; Lawyer W. Norton, colored, 49 years old, of 1613 Tenth street, who fired the tal shot, was cleared of blame by the y's finding. He testified Grigsby did ive him a satisfactory explanation ture Building. blasts on the trumpet for the kept most travelers from using air|oiq mine, abandoned for 40 years, whose fighter to leave the ring. The mara- he tried to break into Norton lines. ramifications extended under the city. ‘s home. Grigsby died Thursday in |« men’s Hospital. v.I0 Free tween the “Boca Juniors” and thé “Ar- gentinos Juniors” was taking place. The ZZConvenient Deferred Payments the ring, after an Occidental bull had Thompson, newspa correspondent. She married the -ugr in 1928, ‘With the approval eral McCarl of the perty condemnation in the square Bounded by B and C streets, Thirteenth street and Linworth place southwest, rospects are that destruction of old uildings on this site may start within a short time to make way for the new building for the Department of Agri- culture. Papers in the last six parcels of property cases were transmitted by the | controller general to the Treasury, and it was said today that the transaction which will bring title to the Govern- ment will be accomplished probably Monday. This_consists of depositing money in the Treasury to the credit of persons entitled to the award. Each of these in the last_group was a case involving an estate for which several persons will receive some of the money. These pieces of property are located mostly on Thirteenth street at Nos. 223, 227, 22515, 231 and 237. 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