Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1925, Page 16

16 . ik THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, C., SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1925. In the Path of the Tornado Which Struck the Middle West Wednesday WHERE SCHOOL CHILDREN OF PRINCETON, IND., MET DEATH. All that remains of the Baldwin Heights School. Photograph taken WRECK OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY PROPERTY AFTER THE TORNADO. The full force of the storm struck the town of Princeton, Ind., \\hl‘rr Thursday. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. this picture was taken. Photo shows wrecked train and station. Copyright by P. & A. Ph 4390 130 58 R A CROWD OUTSIDE TEMPORARY MORGUE AWAITING NEWS OF LOVED ONES. Photograph taken in Princeton, Ind., Thursday morning. ALL THAT WAS LEFT OF ONE HOME AFTER THE GREAT STORM. When one of the refugees of Princeton, Ind., searched for his home and Hundreds of persons were reported missing in the locality, and relatives searched for bodies. Copyright by b. & A. Photos aIGETeaTEi e, B euiia MEFt of Akiians: The He ot vt Looledl Sl ALL THAT 1S LEFT OF THE MURPHYSBORO BU SECTION. This town, in southern Hlinois, was M O e Tt oy Rhedet and hee HOMES WRECKED IN PATH OF THE CYCLONE. Frame and brick houses were lnid waste by the “twist hard hit by the tornado. Block after block was laid waste, and the loss of life was very heavy. A fire followed their home on the day following the great storm. er.” This photograph shows a part of the residential section of Murphysboro, Ill, with not a single house “the hurricane. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. standing. Copyright by P. & A. Photos PALM BEACH, FLA., HOTELS DESTROYED BY FIRE. When the flames were eating their way lhrn\lsh the Breakers Hotel, which was destro; BE RE LOSS ESTIMATED: AT .MANY ld.H..LlONS. The fi’e dnuroynd two ;ren Imlell. l.lus Brenken an(’l the Palm Beach Hotel, « . Photograph taken b:f;ruhe fire was placed under control. ., ST .. _Copyright by P. & A. Photos. Photo by, E. ¥._ .. ¢4 .+ -and‘several cottages:and husiness buildings. Thnonvegmnwvmd . “ by ‘P & A, Photos. Photo by K. F. Foley. &)