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An ORDINANCE CHATTING a
LIBRARY COMMISSION TO
SUPERVISE AND CONTROL
PUBLIC LIBRARIES OWNED
AND OPERATED By TIE
CITY OF
MISSISSIPPI FIXING TIE
NUMBER OF SAID EoNMIS
SIoNEES AND pRECRIB
INC THEIR POWERS DUTIES
AND TERMS or OFFICE
BE IT ORDAINED Ry THE
MAYOR AND BOARD OF
COuNCILMEN "a the City q
Pascsguuls. Mississippi a. iol-
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Section There Is hereby
cfeases 4 Library Commission *
the CIR Is PaseaRouA. the same
81 eansist m seven members 0ho
snail - appointed bg af Board
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City of Pasc4goulA Mssippi
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oEf5ee o. TIE members q ne SAID
Commission snail be foag yesgs
from the date q tsWa sppaint-
meslt ard qualifications. excep
thai Ahe first appoInteeS shall 5e
8ppasnsnd fur terms q expire a.
follows t0-44t One member shall
r. appointed for q term 81 ure
scar. fWu far 3 term q tvs
years. two for Z term q tafH
Years. and fwo sof q term 81 fou
wears Said terms ta commence
on the ION day q January
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session , The Mayor q me
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couansslos snail have control d
the Library building Is furnish
ms and equipment tfe books 81
Ehs SAD Library and ray aefg
asaM and the KIND and quality 81
books 10 be admitted = TIE said
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
CITY OF p~AsCAG0ELA
the an9u2gned s II Ffpd-
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Tine regular annual inserting II
TIE StoekasIderz Ct Merchants
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for the election u Directors u
serve fof tne ensuing year and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

much use for Mr. Kaber," Utterback
said
Here was finger pointing to the motive of
dislike possibly hatred of the dead man. by his
mother-in-law. But there were good reasons for
not jumping at any such conclusion Among other
dsillusioning knowledge acquired by all police is
that hatred of the bed-ridden is rather common
but rarely does it rise to the point of murder.
Also, this old woman was obviously no fool
and if guilty would have sense enough to have put
on an act, registering shock, surprise and grief
Jim" Christensen said to detective, phone
the coroner"
Jim was half way to the telephone when a cry
from Utterback stopped him.
Look! think saw his lips move. He's still
alive. Call the DOCTOR"
The chief could not believe it. Any one of
those more than a score of wounds should have
finished a man in robust health, to say nothing
of an invalid.
But they all hung over the bed and saw a
miracle happen. The eyes opened and the lips
moved again.
Christensen placed his ear close but all he
heard was a faint sigh Then Kaber relapsed into
Inconsistencies, never to revive again.
While the ambulance was coming the chief
asked Utterback casually
you say your room is on the floor above, that
you were asleep when it all happened. The girls
didn't hear Kaber call out yet you did. How do
you account for it?'
IF you were a professional nurse, chief, you
wouldn't ask me that" Utterback said. 1--WE hear
a patent Wnere OtnerS WOuldnt. say, III IL S me
you're suspecting forget it, My only interest in
this place is the pay get Mr.. Kaber was decent
to me and I'm sorry. But the minute you're
through with me I'm leaving"
I'm through with you now"
The chief was right in clearing the man from
his mental list of possible suspects. The thing
that had counted overwhelmingly in his favor was
calling their attention to that last flicker of life
in the supposedly dead man. This was the act
of a conscientious nurse and the last thing man
with anything on his conscience regarding the
murder would have done. He was the only per-
son who saw the lip movement and had he been
an accomplce would have done his best to distract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21


N THE first chapter l related how William A.
Pinkerton listening to pianist playing Chopin's
Raindrop Prelude, deduced correctly that the
musician was wanted for bank robbery on the other
side of the Atlantic.
But l doubt if even that detectives encyclo-
pedic mind would have guessed that girl at the
piano of mansion in the Lakewood district of
Cleveland, Ohio was unknowingly playing the
prelude and accompaniment to murder. Yet such
was the fact. The time was about ten o'clock in
the evening of July Is 1919 and the place the fine,
spacious mansion of Daniel Kaber publisher.
Not being composer the murderer could not
write the music especially for the scene but it
was as effective if carefully selected and planned
Tor the purpose as for any murder scene an opera
The publishers residence radiated not only of
wealth but peace and security Had Mr. Pinker-
ton been passing, he would have seen several win
dows on the lower floor aight Shadows on the
curtains would have revealed that the piano was
being played by girl Of about II and that another
OF similar age was standing beside her.
The piece wild Hungarian rhapsody full
or sound and fury, pounded out with some skill
and all the enthusiasm of pair of strong young
hands
Then came mans scream from a darkened
room on the second floor, but this probably would
not nave been heard the sidewalk on account
of the music. Anyhow, nobody did hear it out
there, nor apparently in the music room because
the rhapsody went on without fatering note
but nght tlaShed up on the third floor and
the window shade showed the shadow gigantic
and distorted, of a man in his paiamas leaping
out OF bed Then lights went on in the room from
which the screams had come and moment later
the music came TO an abrupt stop, followed by
the voices of the girls exclaming in alarm.
Right after this calm busnesslike voice on
the telephone gave police headquarters the Kaber
address and said
There has been murder and robbery here
Come quick"
Chief of Police S. p Christensen and two de-
tecuves came as fast as they could
The door was opened by a man in paiamas
who informed them in that same busnesslike voice:
Il am Frank Utterback, Mr. Kaber's attendant
nurse l called you"
The chief sized the calm man up a moment,
then said:
All right, show me first"
Uterback led the way across the spacious
foyer and up the curving stairway to the second
iloor The police noted few pieces of table silver,
lying on costly rugs.
The nurse showed them into an exceptionally
large room which both sckroom and living
room, also eXtemporized business office Of the
publisher
On the broad expanse Of the bed Law Daniel
haber, the top sheet and his pa jamas soaked with
his Likelihood and punctured by p holes made by
some thn, stnetto-lke instrument which had pene-
trated the chest and abdomen
The police were struck at once by the singular
fact that SO many stabs had been made at these
vital spots when one should have been enough. The
natural deduction was that this was a murder of
revenge or hate by hand SO full of wrath that it
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the attention of the others from the bed in order
to prevent their getting any ante-mortem state
ment.
Mrs Kaber, notified by telegram, came back
the next morning, hysterical. 1t was relief to
see someone in this stolid household show normal
disturbance at the murder of the whom
they had all lived so beautifully. Mrs Kaber
taller more spare and raw-boned than her daughter
but had the same tendency to heavy frame. The
big, black eyes emotional but
the square, grim face was not one easy to read
At the inquest she seemed hardly able to con-
troll herself, which was quite as the widow of \
murdered man should reasonably be.
The coroner brought out strange thing which
explained Kabel's miraculous revival. Though
stabbed % times in vital spots, not of these
iabs alone would have killed him because all had
been too shallow Yet in spite of its bunted
point the file had been thin to require little
strength to have driven it all the way down to
the handle.
The inference was that the murderer had a
feeble hand and this was right. The possibility in