The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 9, 1928, Page 6

M/ soTHA. AT PEST CHARLEY'S) HEQE AGIN, EH?Z F THEYS HATE WORSEN 1 ONE THING T r:ots HIM TS HIS CHOW 5 | <orey Mz [MUTS 15 AGIN T PERKING. (LL! CHAIN CHANG OUTSIDE! £ © 1928, by Newspaper Feature Service, Ine., Great Britain rights reseved. Steamer Movements | {NORTHBOUND Admiral Rogers due to arrive \ Saturday night or Sunday. " SCHEDULED SAILINGS Princess Mary scheduled to sail from Vancouver at Y @'clock tonight. Bteamer Yukon scheduled fl from Seattle Feb. 11 S8am Admiral Watson scheduled #afl from Seattle Feb. 15 10 a m. amer Alameda scheduled #pdl from Seattle Feb. 18 9 a m SOUTHBOUND BAILING! Alaska is due #bout Feb. 14. LOCAL SAILINGS Margnita scheduled to leave | L and way ports at | Wednesday aight. | for ' Skagway every | at 11 p. m. ! mlli 1V safls for Chicbagot | k way ports at 6 o'eock | Wednesday night, For | Cha: Straits route at | & _p'elock every Baturday | - |9.—A Roman theatre, apparently [ @ position /in the mechani- "department of the Bmpire, his Position, as .stercotyper. Ukuguwu HISTORY i Inventor of Undersea Craft | gouthbound | |cities, |the undersea araft, Big Roman Thutte est to archaeologists and students | of the history of the Romaa oc- SENTHIES SWAP NEWS ON FRONT VILNA, Poland, Feb. 9.—Di- plomats may fret and fume, but ‘across the snawbound Polish- Lithuanian frontier, guarded 4lnsely lwcause or lenslty in re- MARINE NEWS DECLARES SUBS BEST DEFENSE farmers are mighburq soldiers are polite friends. In a “tin lizzie,” drive by a Polish officer who apologized con- stantly for the ancient vehicle as an army conveyance, a cOTrespon- dent for The Assoclated journeyed for 100 miles to the frontier to view the “‘war -situa- tion” at first hand. Sliding and careeninz over hummocks of frozen snow, the car reached the first outpost at Poblenzie, a lonely house rented from the owner by the Polish War Oftice. Here o border patrol of about 20 men, in sheepskin coats and trappers’ boots, kept guard over the "dermarcation line,” otherwise the frontier, marked by sticks with a bundle of straw tied to them. Farther on a sapling formed a barrier, across the path with a rough shelter for the look-out man beside it. uanian territory. Some 150 yards beyond stood a similar shack, with a Lithuanian sentry on the wateh, and in the background the cottage windows of the Lith- manian village of Jindula glinted in the sunlight. There were 20 'degrees of frost, A Polish corporal blew a whistle apd waved his arm. A hefty peagsant lad in heavy furs, rifle slung over his shoulder, came trundling from his side through the snow. He advancid a8 far as the barrier, smiled and dnd Urges Adherence to Program MILFORD, Conn., Feb. 9—Char- acterizing the submarine as the “best and cheapest means of de- fense yet devised for protection of any country frow invasion, e or destructl.n of coasi " Simon Lake, inventor of announces he has written to the House and Senate Naval Committees urging adherence to President Coolidge's submarine construction program. ‘The inventor protested against the efforts of Lord Balfour ani other English statesmen to induce the United States to outlaw sub- marines. — e Found in Normandy| LES ANDEDLYS, France, Feb. the largest built in Roman Gaulm has been discovered here. By its form and vast dimen- sions it offers the greatest inter- saluted correctly. 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