Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1923, Page 90

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 30, 1923. Salvaging United States destroyers wrecked along the California coast about seventy miles from Santa Barbara. Nine vessels of the Navy were mysteriously thrown ashore re- cently and twenty sailors lost their lives. The Chauncey is on the rocks in the foreground. Back of her is the Young, lying on one side, and further out are the Woodbury and Fuller. The government is investigating the disaster. @ 1" & A Photos, The Crown Prince of Sweden and his English fiance, Lady Louise Mountbatten. They are to be married this fall, probably in London, where the crown prince spends considerable of his time. O At * Prince Christopher at funeral of his American wife, the former Mrs. William B. Leeds, in London. The late Princess Anastasia lived in New York before she married Prince Christopher. T A Phoies He remains the champion of all champions, the heavyweight ruler of his time. Photograph of Jack Dempsey taken the day after his battle with Luis Angel Firpo, the Argentine giant, at the Polo Grounds in New York. Jack’s flowers were sent by an admirer. @18 A Photos A remarkable photo- graph of the sun in total eclipse taken at San Diego, Calif., Sep- tember 10. Scientists The District of Columbia’s National Guard rifle team, competing in from all over the world matches at Camp Perry, Ohio. Front row: Sergt. J. C. Jenson, Sergt. e gathered in southwest J. R. Quade, Private M. W. Dinwiddie and hSergt. Alexande& L Caliosmaftonviswitas Marines at religious services last Sunday in the valley of Virginia. Al s A i n, ipse. s irginia. - Second row: Sergt. J. H. Robertson, team coach; Capt. Sidney Morga eclipse @1 & A Pliotoy though the rain came down steadily, Uncle Sam’s “devil dogs” sat (or stood) . H. H. Leizear, team captain; Lieut. C. S. Shields and Sergt. J. H. i 2 ¢ | 4 (S:;E:icker. Bac‘l: S Serglt). W. P, Lightfoot, Corp, J. W. groélken, ghro}\lzgh gle services. The marines are going through their fall maneuvers in the valley. Private M. T. Meeds, Sergt. F. B. Kaye and Sergt. F. F. Bernsdorff. & Miller Ploto Berviee.