INMATES OF PEN INCREASEState Prison Contains Five More Than In February, 1932By Th* ted V *«lt; harlcston, 'larch HI.—-The board of control reported a population of 2,605 m lebruan at the state penitentiary, an increase of five persons over tin* population in the same month a yen ago.Populations of other stale msti-tutions and the increase or dc crease as eompar* d to Februai \ Uaib were reported .is follows:Weston hospital, 1,630, increase 77, Spencer hospital, 884, increase 56; Huntington hospital, 854, increase 31; I.akin hospital 354, de-cirase 2. state training school 57, inn i ase 57; Hopemont sanitarium, 4U5 decrease 1C, Rutherfordsanitarium 117 same; Denmar sanitarium 72. increase 2; Welch hospital 60, increase 27; McKen-jdrce hospital 51, increase 19; 1 airmOnt hospital 74. increase 12.Industrial school for boys 344, decrease 14, industrial schoOl for j colored hoys 100, decrease 3; industrial home for girls 177, decrease 4; industrial home fOr colored girls 37, increase 4; slate children’s honn 93, increase It; colored children’s home 45, tn-rrrase 6; home for aged and in-firm colored men and women 55, same.SoLOVK ( t.|\(lt; in MILEAGEWASHINGTON, Star. A- (\P —7 he senate snipped its economy shears vigorously todac, even to the point of slashing tiftcen by a seven-vote margin, \2 to 35. it voted against reducing the mileage allowance to five cents, tt normally is 20 cents, but was temporar-il\ reduced to fifteen last year.