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Maryland Court Order Usniversity To Admit NegToes (Continued From Page 1) portunit:es, the association’s campaign will be against un equal transportation facilities for rural school pupi's, inade quate high school facilities, un equal teachers’ salaries, and un equal length of school terms, os well as againat the whole range of unequo! per capita expendi tures. Opinion Given The court, in an opinion writ ten by Chief Judge Carrol T. Bond, said: “The case, as we find if, then, is that the State has un dertaken the function of edcua tion in the law, but hn.s omitted students of one race from the only adequate provision made for it, and omitted them simply because of their color. If those students are to be offered equal treatment in the performance of tin- function, they must, at pres ent, he admitted to the one school provided. -\tul as the officers and ro trciils (governing hoard of the i university) are the agents of 4 the State intrusted with the con-1 'eltict of that one school, it fol-! lows that they must admit, and that the writ of mandamus re mi# u would ho properly directed to them.’’ Graduate of Amhsrst Murray was graduated from Amherst in 19.14 with t lie degree of Bachelor of Arts, lie con tended that his exclusion from the school wns an homed by the laws of the State and was a denial of equal rights, con trary to the Fourteenth Amend niou to the Constitution of the United States. « The imiverifty contended amt the law school, is not a ■pvcnuuental agency which Woulld lx? required by the Four teenth Amendment to give equal rights to students of both races. It also contended that, Lf the law school is an agency of the State, the admission of Ne gro students is not required, bc becausc the amendment permits segregation of races for educa tion. School Called State Agency The court held, however, that “there 'is no escape from the conclusion that the school is now a branch or ngcncy of the State government. The Stntc now provides education in the law for its citizens and in doing ao it comes under the constitu tional mandate appilicable to the actions of the State. “As a result of the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitu tion, a State is required to ex tend to its citizens of the two tion, a State is required to ex to the United States Consitu races substantially equal treat ment in the faci lities it provides from public funds.” Cost Held Greater The university had pointed out in its brief that scholarships are furnished from State funds for use of Negro students in. attending out-of-state institu tions. The court pointed out, however, that Murray’s expens es in attending law school at ; Howard University in Wash ington—the law school for Ne groes nearest Baltimore—would be greater than they would be at the university law school in Baltimore. Regarding equal opportunity for the two races, the court held: “Equality of treatment does not require that privileges be provided members of the two races in the same place. The state may choore the method by which equality is maintained. Equal Treatment Required “Separation of the races 4 CITY NEWS BRIEFS (by BERT MOORE) •Record Breaking Run of 87 to 110 Miles Per Ilour in 1914 from Omaha to Chey enne. Wydning to Capture Wild Bill Carlisle, Lone Train Robber, Says Mr. Frank Martin. In an interview with Mr. Frank Martin, who was cook for Mr. W. M Jeffers on his private car for the Union Pacific—back in the days when the only thing that sounded like music to a wes tern bacj man was the howl of the coyotte, or the crack of a six shooter—the following story was related. “I am referring to the record run that was made on the U. P. back in 1914 This run was made for no other reason than to capture Wild Bill Carlisle. Wild Bill’s pastime was robbing the U. P. crack trains west of Cheyenne, Wyo., which was called ti n Wyoming Bad Lands. This rec ord-breaking run checked an aver age speed of eighty-seven miles per hour for almost seven rundred miles. Our fastest clip was made between Sidney, Nebraska, and Cheyenne, Wyoming, at a speed of one-rundred ten miles per hour. Seeing Carlisle’s picture in the pap er refreshened my memory. Car lisle became known as the Robin Hood of the Rails. He would never rob women, soldiers or sailors. On one of his daring train robberies, he opened the curtain of a berth in which was a lady. Around her neck was a five thousand dollar necklace. Carlisle apologized for j disturbing her and advised her to I stay in her bunk until lie had i searched the men. This train arrived on the scene of his last hold-up at 11:00 a. m., ! near Walcott, Wyoming. The jposso picked up his trail at once |' through the sandy, sago country, I, and the following day they caught Wild Bill, put him on Mr. Jeffers’ ! private ear and sent him to the penitentiary at Rawlins, Wyo., for .'.--keeping. The officers kept ! him in the private car—I had to feed all of them. I cooked a tur key dinner. After the meal, the outlaw said he guessed it would be a long time before he would get another such a meal, and thanked me Jasper Franklin was arrested for the alleged theft of a gun from the back of a car, parked at 24th and Grace Sts. He was sen tenced to thirty days in jail for petty larceny and sixty days for vagrancy. Your Opportunity To become a member of the Co lonial Benefit Association with a death benefit up to $1,00(1—Ages | 10 to 65- To obtain information, j mail a card to the Colonial Bene fit Association, with name and ad dress. 309-310 Wickham Bldg., Council Bluffs, Iowa. must nevertheless furnish equal! treatment. The constitutional requirement cannot he dispens ed with in order to maintain a school or schools for whites ex clusively, That requirement comes first. “As has been stated, the method of furnish’ng the equal facilities required is at the | choice of the State, now nr nt 1 any future time. At persent It ‘ | is maintaining only the one law school, and in the legislative provisions for the scholarships that one school has in effect been declared appropriated to the whites exclusively. The of ficers and members of the board appear to us to have had a pol-! icy declared for them, as they thought. Substitution Held Inadequate “No separate school for col-! ored students has been decided upon and only an inadequate 1 substitute has been provided. Compliance with the const'tu-! tion cannot be deferred at the! will of the State. Whatever system it adopts for legal edu eation now must furP'sh equal ity of treatment now\ “And as in Maryland now the equal treatment can be fur nished only in the one existing law school the petitioner, in our opinion, must be admitted there.'' I . Africans Hunt Elephant for His Meat and Tusks The African natives hunt the ele phant for his meat as well as his tusks. Their method Is to lay pits In the elephant paths In the forest; but while these are sometimes ef fective the animal Is more fre quently Intelligent enough to avoid the traps. Big and clumsy as they appear the elephant's feet are peculiarly sensitive, and even the best camou flaged pit will not deceive the old er animals. They have no special keenness of vision and, ns a mat ter of fact, are much less gifted that way than man. Another method employed by the natives Is to set poisoned spears In the path of the animals, so that they will fall and and piece them when a trailing vine root la touched. The poison Is a vegeta ble one peculiar to Africa and very powerful, but does not affect the meat. The portion Immediately around the spear wound Is cut out and thrown away; the rest of the ment Is taken to the village to make a feast. What is left over after the feast is preserved by drying in the The "Black Mat.” What was known us satanlsm, diabolism, or the black mass, was the practice by organizations In the middle centuries In Europe of a form of worship which was the op posite of the Christian worship, In that the devil was held ns the su preme being nnd orgies of the most violent nnd obscene description took place In his honor. During the Fourteenth nnd Fifteenth cen turies there was In Europe nlso an outbreak of rowdyism and buffoon ery connected with the religious feasts nnd holidays. In France, the Feast of the Ass was a travesty of the Nativity and the flight of the Holy Family to Egypt. Services were held In some of the churches In which a ribald congregation nnd mock priest conducted n litany In which the responses consisted of n series of brays by the "worshipers." The affair became so scandalous to decency that It was prohibited by law about 1500. CLEVER, HUH? “Your wife is very ingenious." “I should sny so. It seems to me she finds a new place to hide my dress shirt studs every time." Standing Up Marye—Sit down and tell me all about your horseback ride with that handsome young groom. Kdythe—I’ll tell you all about It, but If you don’t mind, I won't sit down. 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Bryant, 2722 BinneJ Street, Phone WE 5859 Notice by Publication on Petition for Settlement of Final Ad ministration Account. In the County Court of Douglas County, Nebraska. In the Matter of the Estate of Eler White, Deceased. All persons interested in said matter are hereby notified that on the 31st day of December, 1935, Columbus S. Smith filed a petition In said County Court, praying that filed herein be settled and allowed, and that he be discharged from his tion before said Court on the 8th day of February, 1936, and that if you fail to appear before said Court on the said 8th day of Feb ruary, 1936, at 9 o’clock A. M., and contest said petition, the Court may grant the prayer of said peti tion, enter a decree of heirship, i nd make such other and further orders, allowances and decrees, as j to this Court may seem proper, j to the end that all matters per taining to said estate my be final ly settled and determined. 44-3t BRYCE CRAWFORD, j (SEAL) County Judge. 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All persons interested in said estato are hereby notified that a petition has been filed in said Court, praying for the probate of a certain instrument now on file in said Court, purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased, and that a hearing will be had on said petition before said Court on the 8th day of February, 1936, and that if they fail to ap pear at said Court on the said 8th day of February, 1936, at 9 o’clock A. M., to contest the probate of said will, the Court may allow and probate said will and grant ad ministration of said estate to Mat tie Snowden or some other suit able person, enter a degree of heir ship, and proceed to a settlement thereof. 44-3t BRYCE CRAWFORD (SEAL) County Judge All Kinds of Poultry WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dressed Free while you wait. 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