Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1924, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 24 1927 PLANES KILL MANY (WOOD ASKS RELIEF IN HONDURAN CAPITAL| FOR STRICKEN ISLAND Drop Bombs on Tegucigalpa—U. S. | Governor Finds Natives Driven Envoy’s Intervention Brings From Homes by Volcano Peace Overtures. Active Three Months. stones, ashes and mud over a radius of three miles. There has been no loss of life, as the natives, numbering seventy-seven, fled to places of safety. The message states: “I am arrang- ing for a shipment of a moderate | amount of supplies from Aparri (Is- | land of Luzon), but as an additional | safeguard send a food supply suf- ficient for two months from Manils, and, if possible, also agricultural im- plements and clothing. are now using bark for | OFFICERS ELECTED BY WOMEN’S CLUBS Maryland Federation Will Close Convention in Frederick This Afternoon. Abe Martin Says: This Week’s Special— % By the Associated Press. . Md, April ldu- . N SALVADOR, April health pi - airplanes have dropped bombs upon Tegucigalpa, capital of | Honduras, killing a number of in- habitants, according to advices re- 4 here. It is said nome of the defending the city was killed. The rebel artillery is bon wountain batteries of t s of Tegucigalpa, wh nforced hy counter-rev ops driven out of Choluteca when | the retels captured that town, Dispatches received here today say that active negotiations for peace- Dy the Associated Press. MANILA, April 24:—Gov. Gen. Wood, who is touring the islands in his T vacht Apo, has ordered supplies sent 011 hflmoter Sentenced the natives of San Dionisio, Batan [ yowuricana ark. April 24 Island, who been driven from |, oll promotes. their home ive voleano. tates district from Gen. Wood of the ma ano has been more months, throwing Special Disratch to The Star. 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