Sixty women and girls were con
fined in the institution. Many of them
escaped from tin- burning dormitory
clad only in their night clothing, it was
said.
A purty of deputy sheriffs left here
lute tonight for the scene. They car
ried a supply of blankets and bedding
for the women who remained at the
farm.
SENATE VOTES
105 MILLIONS
FOR REFUNDS
WASHINGTON, March 21.—Tax
refunds for 1921 and 1922 trans
mitted today by Secretary Mellon to
Senator McKellar, democrat, Ten
nessee, and placed in the record ag
gregated more than $76,000,000.
The 1921 refunds shown were for
$25,000 and more, and for $1922 for
$20,000 and over.
The largest refund for 1921 was
to the American Trading company
for $547,500; the next largest, $438,
792, to the Gulf Production com
pany. The Gypsy Oil company got
back $255,595.
The largest refund for 1922 was to
the Cudahy Packing company of
Chicago, which got back $2,038,326
in a single item, and approximately
$150,000 in the other items. Wil
liam Rockefeller, New York, got back
$1,451,044, and Marie Antoinette
Adams, $1,057,774.
The first deficiency bill of the ses
sion, carrying $156,871,000, passed
the Senate today. Among the items
included was $105,000,000 for re
funds of taxes illegally collected.
HONDURAN WAR
HAS COST m
OF OVER 1,500
First Details Of Situation
Sent Out By
Courier
Editor’s Note—The following dispatch
on the civil warfare In Honduras was sent
overland by courier from tho Associated
Press correspondent at Tegnclffalpa, capi
tal of Honduras, and is one of the first
detailed stories of the grave condition
there, other than official to Washington.
