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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. June 30. — An enthusiastic meeting was held tonight in Cabell Hall, at the University of Virginia, in the interest of establishing a co-ordinate college in connection with the University. It was the first gun in the fight to be waged before the next Legislature to give the young women of Virginia the same privileges accorded to young men, in the way of higher education.
The principal speakers were Mrs. Beverly Munford, of Richmond, and Dean William M. Thornton, of the University.
VILLA BANDITS EXECUTED
Four Who Took Part in Columbus Raid Hanged in County Jail at Denting.
DEMING, N.M., June 30. — Four Villa bandits who took part in the Columbus raid were hanged in the county jail here today.
The men were put to death in pairs: Envio Retteria and Taurino Garcia were hanged first, and then Jose Rangel and Juan Castillo.
The four men were calm. Jose Rangel smoked a cigarette as the noose was adjusted. None would say anything except Garcia, who exclaimed as he was led to execution: "I hope God will forgive my enemies."
This completes the disposition of the cases of Columbus raiders, as Jose Rodriguez recently was granted a stay of execution, and is serving a life sentence.
Company D, New Mexico National Guard, was held at the armory in case of an attempted demonstration.
PASS BAR EXAMIN  ATION
Seven ty-seven out of 1.11 Appointments
Are Stored at
Kanoke.
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ROANOK, VA., June 30.?Seventy-seven of a class of 11 passed the bar examination held here. They are: John Lewis Abbot, Lynchburg; Elmore Lynnewood Andrews, Corapolis, Pa.; K. 