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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
LA NACIONALIDAD ALBANESA

Por Constantine n. Chekrizi, an
tiguo Secrctario de Ia COmisi0n IN
ternacicnal de Control para Albania.
Una de las mas opportunities
cuestiones relatives q los Ba!ianes,
que las proXimas conferencias de paE
30 probab!emente tan solo los ALA
dos r~esolveran. de n manera def
niJiva.-cs la Albania.
La nacicnalidad albanesa TO cs
muy conocida. por mas que en- eli
curse dc la historic haya Gesempe,
nado un papcl interesante en- la pc
ninsula B~alk&nica, Y que sea la mas
antigua nacionaliGad del sureste &c
Europa.
Nj la historic, nj q leycnda nos Ill
cen NADIA de Ia llegada de la raza
albanesa 4 Ia peninsula B~alkanica.
No obstante, eSta perfectamente de-
! mostrado que los alhaneseS descien-
| den directamentc de los primeros IN
migrantes aryas, que estuvleron re-
| p~resentados en- los tiempos histori-
cos por los ilirios m~acedonios Y cpl
roats. Fl icrguaje alhancs, tai CO.
mo Sc habla hoy, es el unlco repre-
sentante viviente del grupo TRAGIC
| ilirico de idiomas. que fueron los que
Sc hablaron primcramente en- Ia pc,
ninsula balkanica. Su morfoicgla y
su grammatical son claramenrc mao
europeas. pcro el idioma es entera-
mente diferente de las lenguas veci-
mas.
En- los t.empos antiques los alba
neses formaron los reihos a fines de
! Iiria. Epiro o Molesia Y Macedonia.
| Entire los reyes de esos remotos LEM
pos Sc italian el calebre Pirro, de Epi-
70, Y Teuta. la renombrada relna de
Iliria.
Debido a SUI situaci6n peculiar, AL
bania ha sido invadida, sucesivamen-
te Dor var;as razas. Los galoS, los
romanos. los godos, los esiavos, Y por
| ultimo. los turcos han invadldo 81
suelo albanes. pero sus hijos los han
expulsado. o han ~absorbido a los IN
v~asoreS.
Durante Ia prinera mitad del 81
Clio XIV ell RENO de Albania fue el
baluarte principal del crist:anismo,
en- la peninsula balkanica, bajo el
mando del celebrc heroe nacionai.
Jorge Cadtriota. 0 Scanderberg, o c!
Principe Alexandra, como lie llama
ron los turcos por su gran Va!or.
J Despues de su muerte Albania SUI
cunbi6, la Ultima de las Macdonald
| dades balkanicas, a los repetidos alta
ques de los turcos, Y permanecio 450
! amos baio el dominic musulman, Pc
70 al fin. los albaneses lograron vlv:r
de hecho. libres, bajo la soberania no
minal del Sultan.
En- 1910 v 1912 los Jorenes Tur-
cos intentaron d~estruir esa indepen-
dencia interior de Albania, nero a!
fin fuercn obligadoS a reconocerIa'
oficialmente. gracias a la desespera-
da resistencia de los albaneses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
Ma ESCUADRA MGLESA
|BOMBARDEO A LOS
| BOLSHEVIKiS

ESTOCOLMO, diciembre l1.-Et
bmunicaGo Official estoniano que sc
io a Ia publicidad hoy, dice que un
sscuadron naval ingies en- Ell Golfo de
Einlandia bombardeo los ~sectores del
'frente V la retaguardia &c las fuerzas
bolshevikis. deteniend2 de esa name
"a el avance del enemigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
Ell GOBNO. BOLSHEVlkI
ABANDONARA
P~ETROGRAD0

LONDRES, diciezrbre 17.-Un des-
pacho procedente de Is capital sueca Y
recibido aoui hoy, dice que de tuente
-autorizada Sc ha sabido cue el gobler-
no bolsheviki intenta evacuar Petro-
crado Y ~establecer su asiento en- Mi
ni-Oovgorod.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
ESTALLO EN- BULGARIA
UNA REVOLUTION

BERLIN, Diciembre 17.-En IN
despacho recibido en- esta capital. por
IA via dc Hungria, Sc dice que una
.revolucion ha estallado en- Bulgaria,
pero no Sc dan detalles acerca de
quienes scar los jefes de ella, nj con-
ira Quien vava Girigida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

tuna intervention de la Gran Breta-
ma hizo que Ia guerra europea no
hubieEa estaiiado dos amos antes de
1914.
La question de Albania Sc sujet6
entoncas Il Ia confcrencia de embaia-
dores de Londres. Ia cual %reconoci6
la independents de Albania ell 20 de
diciembre de 1912. La conterencla
/ Sc impuSo tambien la tarea de limi-
tar las fronreras del nuevo Estado.
que fue colocado bajo la protection
dc las scis grandes %potencias. Pero
para conciliar las aspiraciones de
los Estados Baikanicos, 10 mismo' que
los de las grandes p~otencias. el terri
torio de Albania fue reducido a un
{ minimum absurdo. mientras la mayor
parte fue cedida q Serbia, Grecia Y
Montenegro.
Por iltimo. la confcrencia asign0
a Albania, a propuesta de Italia al
Principe Wied para que fuera eli &C.
bernante del .jovcn RENO. Pero la
rivalidad entire Austria G Italia, las
maQuinaciones dc los Estados Balka-
nicos, indifercncia dc las PotenciAs
curopcas, Y firalmente, Il guerra
, europea, hicieron la proposition del
Principe insoStenible, y Sc VIC obi
gaGo a retirarsc a sus propiedades en-
! Prussia, cl 8 de Septiembre de 1914,
Gespues de un triste reinado de seis
meses. deiando ~encargado ell gobler-
no a Il Comision International de
| Control, compuesta de un delegado de
cada una de las grandes potencias, y
de I'm representative alDanes. ksta
| Comisi6n. sin elementos de VIDA, re-
nunci6 tambien. a los pocos dias. Y
Albania qued0 sin gobierno en- ell mo-
mento mas c~ritico.
Tn mes despueS de huida del Prln-
cipc, Essad Pashha, que habia sido
el Primer Ministro de la Guerra, Gel
Principe. V que fue condenado a Ges-
| tierro perpetuo. Dor haber tramado
I'm complot contra 81 goplcrno, re-
greso v~iolentamente a DuraZzo, ca
| pital provisional de Albania. y la O.
cupo al frente de una multltud de
r~eclutas mercenarios, y Sc proclamo
"Gobierno Central de Albania. FL
~queria representa- el parel de III
rev caidc, como ell rey Pedro de Ser
bia, pero para sill desgracia, los re-
beldes que habian sitiado al Pr!nci-
! DC Ell Durazzo, atacaron esta cludad,
mas Pasha logr6 ser protegido por la
marina italiana, que contuvo ell avan-
&c de los rebeldes Y salv0 a Pasha
V 4 la ciudad, pero Albania quedo re-
ducida q la pequena peninsula de
| Durazzo. Esta situacion duro hasta
que las tropas serbias y montenegro
mas fucron a salvar a Pasha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
"BERGNER STUDIO"

en- 81 Nc. 2OS ". Commerce St. en- Tin cs-
racioso local. con magnifica luz. tienc ade-
mas to,ios los ~rneiores y mas modernos apa-
ratios. Y por consiguiente ouede hacer re-
t-atos artisticos Y perfeetos. que Is 10 que
lid sor1,ran.antc desc.. Sirvasc hacernos una
vista Y podrcInos mostrarlc 10 que ofreccnos
teniendo mucllo gusto en- comp!accr!o. Sc
habla espahol. Alberto dia ) noche. incluso
los donirros. t2+l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

ST G~RATIFICARA con $500 a In persona
que me p~rorcrci9ne informes de TcOdcro
Elizondo dc Gu;cn no rcEgo noitcias desde
haze afo ) medic. pUcs tcncmos ago de in
tercs que comunicarie lie TacUitapa. Edo. de
Jaiisco. Cualquier inforrae d~irijasc 4 Ma
nueI ElizonGo, 100 Meredith ST. Salt Lake
City. Utah. f9)..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

Cuando uecesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio Z. Lozano, LIS n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

GRATIFTCARE CON 500 4 Ia persona GIG
me proporcione informcs de Ia Sra. Angela
Moreno de 20 amos dc edad, de su hi
Lopez y de sus nietos Victorisno )
JESUS Navarro. dc s y 1 amos dc edad res
pectivamente. Son originarios de Silac d
Ia Victoria. Edo. de Guanajuato. Cualquier
irforr,c diriiase 4 Inocencio Navarro, rs
5th. ST. Oakland. Cal. G9l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

GANGA. Hoy Is Ia oportunidad para que
listed pueda cbtcner u. Truck Ford repart;doT
para su ncgocio. 81 listed adquiere un ca
rro de cs:os. SUI servicio scr.i mas ripido )
su negocio aumentara un 80 por ciento. Te-
ncnaos una cxistencia de Trucks "Fords' que
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
HIZO UNA VISTA A LA
HABANA I'm DIRIGl-
BE AMERICANA

HABANA, Diciembre 10.-Por pri-
mera vez en- Cuba Sc ma admirado por
el pueblo un dirigible norteamerica-
no.
Inopinadamente presentose en- esta
capital, majestuosamente, maaiobran-
DO con toda belleZa Y seguridad.
Ell pueblo de Ia Habana 10 VIC desde
tcdas las aZoteas, aparecer por Ia
parte de Cojimal hacia el fondo Gle la
bahia, Ell ell sitio conocido por Ense-
NADIA de Guanabacoa, constituyendo
un admirable speeso.
4 gran altura en- c~casiones, a veces
cast q ras de terra, evoluc:ono Ia CT
tada nave aGrea por espacio de mas
de una bora, llegando hasta Almenda-
res, donde Sc efectuaba I'M match de
baseball, descendiendo cast hasta tocar
terra V hacienda arresgadas opera
clones que ie valierOn una saliva de
aplausos.
Los cuatro pasajeros cue conducia
a su bordo contcstaron al saludo que
Ell pueblo les dirigia y n de ellos
enarbol0 una bandera americana, que
igualmente mereci6 nutridos aplau-
SOS.
Luego regres0 q la Habana, estacio-
! nandose en- la boca del puerto sobre
cl MORO, partiendo de ali hacia la
| ChoErera y el Campamento de Co.
| lumbia V mas tarde partiendo de nue.
vo hacia Guanabacoa Y sus contornos.
No Sc tienen noticias oficiales del
arribo de esa nave a la Habana, pero
Sc cree Que proceda de Ia Estacion
Naval de Key West.
Al obscurecar parti6 csc avion a.
migo, entire la espectaci6n admirati-
va del pueblo que 10 contemplate.
rumbo a Ia parte MORT de Ia Habana,
~ign0randose q d6nde Sc dirigicra.
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$500 De GRATIFICACIoN 9 an ano dc
susc-ipci6n a LA PREESi". dare Il quien
me proporcioue info-res eXactos dc mi her
maac. jose Arvizu. oriEinario de Ray0n,
Sonora. Mexico. Is de estatu-a regular, CO.
lor blancc, cabcIlo rubio. Eacc como tres
amos s-;i6 del iugar de donde es originario
y sc supone esta en- Estados unidos. Quail
qa;cr info-me que Sc tcnga sobre dicha per-
soma. favor de d~irigirla 4 Francisco +. Arvizy.
30 John ST.. San Francisco. California. t25J
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$40 90 de qualification Sc darin 2 IN persona
que me prororcionc informes de n Sra. Pau
liz Donis Vida. dc Alfonso, de 60 amos de edad,
color b,anco. cstatura : cuerDo regulares,
teaiendo como seias Larticularcs I'm lunar
ccrca del ojo izuuierdo. Is originaria de
Saltillc. Coah.. en- Octubre De 1917 Sc encon-
.raba en- II ciudad DC Nucvo Laredo. lamps.
Qua quier dato sobre c! particular. dirijase
Il Idcfonso Alfonso, 1921 Langley Ave, 3rd.
floor. Chicago. III. t22)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
DE- OCCASION
PROFESSIONALS

DIR. sALoME CARA ALDAPE. de "a ia
cultad d, !iexieo. aurorizado en- ei Estato &c
Texas. svpeciaiista en- ehoSIa . 800.
S2a7.
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PERDIDAS

BUENA RECONPENSA Sc da:a n Ia per-
soma que devueiva una perrita blanca. COM
pletamente ciega y con una mancha neSra en-
ell lumo. Il AS Coorer St. Or. 2032. cd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
DIVERSOS

C.. l.. Noricga. s;rvasc I'd. dejar su d'rce-
ci6n en- las Oficinas tie La PRENSA : Sc lie
atendera a listed inmediatanentc.
81 NECESITA carros para mudan=as o car
ga cGuipajes, liable Z ROSALES: Teietono
Travis 'il2G.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

CABALLERo VIUDo. dc ~ amos de edad.
con COS hIjos de II y Il amos rcspectiva-
mente, dcsea tcncr correspondence con Srita.
o Sra. viuda, pcro sin hijos. objcto msui-
monio. Dirijanse 4 F. NJ. Martinez, Box
II. Roanoke. Ill tl9J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

MIGUEL BoLANoS CACHo. Abozaoo.
Especial atencion al s~ervicio de eonsuitas
y ieycs de Mexico. 2o1 Martin EidG. e. Pa
SO. Texas
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$500 DE GRATIFiCACION y un ano de sus-
persona QUO me proporcione informcs de
Fernando, Julio. .Aiejaadro y Narciso Elias.
quienaS en- 1901 So encontIubnn residicndo.
acompanados de sus resi- c:tivas famiiihs. en-
Ia fundici6n de Santa Monica de Guerrero,
Coah.. Mexico. Cualquier infOrme sohrc G
particular ~dir.jase 4 Geronimo Elias. Lewis
vile. Texas. (21l
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DIP. N. MARTINEZ GUzMAN.-Espec;a-
l;dad en- e~rfermedades de nifos ; partos, Me
dicina en- general. Oficips 1901 w. CONNER
ce St, Tciefono Travis 1855.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

Sc AGRADECERA cualquier noticia acerca
del naradero del Sr. Felipe Gu=,nhn. origina-
rio lie ArnadiIlo. S. L. P. Mexico. que CT 1914
radicaba en- Houston. Tex. Cuslquicr informe
dirijase Il Felipe Barrones, r. ,, Box S.,
Taylor. Tex. C22)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

FoRTUNATo DE Los SANToS-Asents
% n ConnaTia SINGER dc maquinas de CO.
SER. Maeuinas de eoser para familia, sastre-
ra y zapateria- en- a5ones any sSmga aa
PA pianos v mueblcs err abonos. 500 Do.
lorosa St Travis 1858.
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.HEMSTTTCHING." ~repulEo, n l0c yirda.
sos Dolorosa- ST. Tel. Travis 6ss9.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
CONFPRAS
PESQUISAS

BUENA GRATlTICACION Sc dara a Ia
persona que me prOporciope informes de Qua
daiupc Gonzalez. originate de Cerro Gordo.
Mexico. v dc quien no Sc ticnen noticias deS-
dc mace cinco meses. en- Que Sc encontraba
en- 81 EstaGo de Oklahoma. Cualquier infor-
me s0brc cl particular dirijase = Guadalupe
Gallario. f. ,. Box IS. Victoria. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
TOME BROMOGEN

TALLER FoNoGRAFICo. Leandro d. Ro-
drigue=, Reparaci6n de Foa6srafos de todas
classes y Maquinns de Coser. VENDo Ma
COLUMBIA. Nuevos. EN- ABONoS: de Sc
gunda mano, al contado, MUY BARAToS.
1876 BUENAVISTA ST. San Antonio, Tex.
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SELLOS DE COMA y accessories de todas
c!sses. los encontrara I'd. a precios como.
dos dirigiendcse 2 1gnacio Santos Orta, OIL
Dcic-osa St. San Antonio. Texas.
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MPRESORES: ST reeesita esadeias Dc
defunci6n, grandes. estilo me1icano. escriha
pidiendo precios y mue5tras 4 lgnaeio E-
Lozano. lis n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Anto.
MO, Texas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-19
JACKSON BOOM IS
BEING DISCUSSED

Sandwiched in with the chatter over
the Annexation fight there was much
corridor talk about the State House
last night when the lawmakers re-
turned. over the boom which has been
started to nominate State Treasurer
William p. Jackson as the Republican
gubernatorial standard bearers. A
number of the G. o. p men present
picked him as their fayOrite.
Mr.. Jackson. however. is likely TO
have a hard row to hoe in Anne Arun-
del and Baltimore counties where his
activities in connection with forcing
through the annexation bill is being
seriously resented. Together with o.
E. Weller. former Governor Phillips
Lee Goldsborough. Gen. W. Bladen
Lowndes. Galen L. TAFT and other
party leaders, he has been a decidedly
busy worker against Anne Arundel
and Baltimore counties.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-19
THE LUCKY BAG
FOR CLASS OF 1918.
Midshipmen's Annual Volume At
The Naval Academy.
HONORS COM. CLUVERIUS.
Unique Features Of An Unusual
Volume Edited And Com
piled BY The Midshipmen.

The Glass OF 1918 at the Naval
Academy presents its record in The
Lucky Bag" Of that date, this being
the twenty-fifth volume of the series
Bound in dark blue seal, with an eff
fectiye ornamental die on the cover
in gold Incorporating the class seal,
the volume is an unusually handsome
one, the illustrations other than the
photographs being by Robert McCraig
of the staff Of Norman T. A. Munder
and Co, of Baltimore, the printers of
the book The place of honor in the
volume is given to photograph of
Commander w. r. Cluverius. L. S
Navy. which is followed by photo
graphs of Read Admiral e. w. Eberle,
superintendent of the Naval Acad-
emy; Capt. Louis NJ. Mutton and
Commander Sinclair Cannon all L. s.
Navy Fourteen pages are devoted to
Yard Views" combining photographs
and wash drawings of scenes of the
Midshipmens daily life, and then fol-
low 223 pages of biographies of the
members of the Glass of 1918,
One of the unique features of this
portion of the volume, naturally the
most important section, is the intro
duction of small photograph of the
AIidshipmen in some minor occupa-
ton, those of Ralph Clonts Alexander
and Henry Arthur Hutchins, Jr.. for
example being likenesses of them
when they were children, Hutch"
showing his early fondness for small
arms since he is observed to be pos
ing with an air gun. Somebody found
photograph of J. Warren Quacken-
bush TO use in his biography taken
in the altogether J. Warren
could not have been more than six
months old when that happened. The
list ends officially on page 227, but
just for good measure the humorists
of The Lucky Bag have added a
sketch on page 22S of II. p, Cylinder,
who is described as "a splendid eX-
ample of all a naval officer ought not
to be" Possibly this is introduced as
an antidote 10 the list on the follow
ing page of those lost in action"
Eighteen pages are devoted to
photographs and rosters of the regi-
mental, battalion and company staffs;
twenty-fOur TO photographs and SYM
bolical drawings of the various edu-
cationaI department staffs; twenty
pages to descriptions of the two
cruises; this being followed by lists
of the classes of 1919 and 1920 with
group photographs, 1921 simply get
ting a class group photograph in the
record
The remainder of the text is devot-
ed to the records of amateur theatri-
Gals the musical clubs, the chapel
and choir. Y, NJ c. A., The Log, the
various athletic teams and an account
of the presence of the regiment at the
Presidents inauguration. a page is
set paart for an account of Admiral
Dewey's funeral and another in APP
probation of the entertainments
given the Midshipmen by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean at their home in Wash
ington on the occasions of the funeral
of Admiral Dewey and the Presi-
dents Inauguration.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-19
OLD MAN DIES
AT COUNTY HOME

Jacob Siegert, aged 7S years, died
on Saturday night at the Anne Arun-
del County Home His remains were
prepared for burial by B. l.. Hopping,
of Annapolis, and were taken yester-
day to Galesville accompanied by the
old mans wife, also an inmate of the
Home, and his nephew. Herman Wood
field, who took charge of the funeral,
and had his uncle given proper burial.
The body was taken to Galesville
NJ. +. Church this afternoon for the
funeral services.
Siegert had been an inmate of the
County Home for only three weeks
when he died. He was in feeble health
when he went there, and with his wife
was given accommodation in the hos
pital charters. Both seemed happy
and contented. His death was very
sudden The old man retired Satur-
day night and died while he slept The
aged and grief-stricken wife attended
the funeral, but will return to the
County Home after the burial of her
husband.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-19
RED CROSS PARTY
A GREAT SUCCESS.
Over S100 Realized. Twenty.
one Tables. Beautiful
Prizes.
LOCAL CHAPTER BENEFIT.
Pleasant Social Afternoon En-
joyed By One Hundred
Women.

Success attended the efforts of the
ladies who gave the card party yes
terday afternoon in the St John s
gymnasium for the benefit OF the Red
Cross, local chapter.
The card party had its inception
with Mrs Richard Morton at whose
home, Severn Side, it was to have
been given, but on account of the i'm
possibility of having chairs hauled
there, and obtaining necessary labor,
the scene of the party was transferred
to the College gym, a commodious
hall provided with chairs a-plenty.
There were twenty-one tables, and
bridge was the game at all except
one table, where 800" was played.
The prizes were handsome and cost
ly in many instances. The first prize
was an elegant gray brocade velvet
bag, lined with silk; the second prize
was a round sofa cushion made of
handsome silk and lace; the third
prize, a white brocade silk bag; the
fourth, a pink silk baby's pillow with
fine white embroidered cover; the
fifth, two cut glass pickle dishes; the
sixth, a cretonne bag. A cretonne
bag was also given the 800" table
After the game cake and grape
juice was served and a social after
noon was enjoyed. The receipts net
ted $105 for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Morton donated the prizes, and
the success OF the affair is largely
due to her efforts and to those of Mrs.
Caryl Bryan, who was actively inter
ested in the work of this benefit for
the local Chapter OF the Red Cross, in
which she is a faithful worker.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-19
WAR CONDITIONS
HASTEN WEDDING.
Ceremony At ST. A1ne'S Church
This Afternoon. Miss Moss
Bride OF Naval Officer.
THE ATTENDANTS.
Pretty Annapolis Girl Becomes
Wife OF Lieutenant X. 7.
Whitten. u. S. N.

Hatsteued by war conditions The
marriage OF Miss Mary Adelaide Moss.
youngest daughter OF Judge ana Mrs.
Robert Moss, TO Lieutenant Robert
Todd Whittan. L. ). y, aas celebrated
this afternoon at -four o'clock in 81.
Anne's Church.
Tho wedding was not expected 10
take place until after Easter. but was
put forward. the groom being on leave
from his ship at This time for a few
days.
The church was filed With many
friends of the popular young couple
The bride being one of Tine most popu-
lar girls of the younger set OF Annap-
oils and the Naval Academy The al
tar was decorated Witl vases of Au-
nunciation lilies. and ferns were ar
ranged in the Chancol The bride en-
tered with her father, Judge Moss VINO
gave her in marriage. Both the be
trothal and the marriage services were
performed by the Rector. Rev. Edward
Darlington Johnson The bride wore
becoming travelling gown of dark
blue. She was attended by her sister.
Miss Helen Moss, who was maid of
honor The groom's best man was
Lieutenant-Co Commander Hugh Brown.
L. S. n. The groom and his best man
wore the fun uniform of their respec-
tive ranks
The wedding march aud a selected
program of beautiful music before the
ceremony, were played by Mr.. Adolf
TOrovsky.
The groom is a son IF Dr. Whitten
Of the University OF Missouri, and his
home is in Columbia, Mo. lie was
graduated from the Naval Academy
last June.
Immediately after the ceremony
Lieutenant Whitten and his bride left
for a bIief wedding trip, going first -
his home in the West. after which he
will join his ship