Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 6

STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. 0, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929, BOTTLE, AUTO AND YOUTH HELD [i5" t, s o poss .80 e ' L gy, end he sid_hes Cthe ool e————o]c———=Tn GREATEST'DANGER TO SOCIETY Open at 8:30 a.m. Every Business Day . +41TWO BOMBS FOUND maintaining themseives as Drive to Cedar Hill Cemetery at your first opportunity. View the gorgeous flowering Dogwood, marvelous trees, shrubs, etc.. of all descriptions to be found there. Several miles of fine, hard surfaced roads wind through this picture spot of the Capital. Conveniently located just out Penna. Ave. extended S.E. GS k LE IDAY HARDY EVERGREENS At Prices That Will Astonish You An exceptionally fine lot—all large beautifully developed plants. None less than three years old. 12 to 18 inches high. Roots balled in clay and wrapped in burlap. 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Lawns renovated. F.W.Bolgiano & Co.} INKING BORIS' CAR Attempt Seen to Take Life of Bulgarian Monarch on His Return Home. By the Assoclated Press. SOFIA, Bulgaria, April 18—Police announced today they had frustrated #| an attempt to assassinate King Boris when he returns to Bulgaria with dis- covery of two unexploded bombs In the King’s private railway coach last night. ‘The bombs were of obsolete type, but the railway coach, police said. Their statement added that they had received warning certain Communists intended to take the life of the King if the bombs failed to explode. King Boris was welcomed to Brussels yesterday by King Albert of Belgium, ESt.N.W. Rivo1 G AR S0 3S N-HE YR, 7 IS 133525 SR .. IS TRIEET The Golfer gets a “break” in these FRIDAY ONLY SPECIALS. We've taken regular merchandise from our stock and GREATLY REDUCED them for the oc- casion. Specials for One Day — Tomorrow Regular $8.50 and $10 Wool Knickers sufMclently powerful to have wrecked |°, attractive, and By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 18.—Edward J. , superintendent of Cook County schools, and in that capacity :mwr over the schooling of 100,000 en, believes that “a young couple, a bottle of moonshine and an automobile are the most dangerous quartet that can be ;ogndo:oted for the destruction of human ety.” early Sunday after a round of road houses with zeveral other young men and girls. In a statement last night he attributed the death, and conditions leading to it, to prohibition. His vicws were epitomized, in part, as follows: L Standard. of Recreation. .’ About 70 per cent of the young men of 1 25 years of age accept as the reguler standard.retreation a - party, —— e who met him at the railroad station as | the Berlin. 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