The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-13

knifes and pistols played star part
 Saturday night ap Sunday in dealing death and dang A> rounds. Although
 but one wh, ~ was seriously cut. several % ere killed and wounded
 by 2 sSco dds and gunshots. Incl. de 6 baseball bat was used in one = filings. The casualties follow: | dead:
 Jessie odum, a negro. stabbed to death late Saturday night by Win Marshall | negro. who was arrested several hours later by Chief of Detectives Sydney Dar- nell and Detectives Larue and Kicks Link Banks a negro. beaten over the head with baseball bat until skull was crushed, at Tenth street and Avenue E | about o'clock yesterday morning by Sam Kelly, a negro. who was arrested after hard chase by Detectives Nose ley and Whitfield several blocks from the scene.
 Woman Shot Mary Rafer, a negro woman, shot to death about 1O:90 o'clock last night on Avenue F. between Fifteenth and Six teenth streets. by negro named "Wil- lie, who escaped.
 Charlie Harris, negro. shot and in- stantly killed last night by Officer H. H. Moreland. while resisting arrest. The wounded:
 Willie Foster a negro woman stabbed through the heart and said by the Hill man hospital authorities to be fatally wounded in house at 26ls Avenue E, about $40 o'clock last night by negro named Glide Allen, who escaped Charlie Harris. 8 negro. stabbed and seriously wounded Frank Polk negro. early yesterday morning. Polk was re- l moved to the Hillman hospital where he is expected to die The negro, harris was killed last night by Officer More | land ~s 'fs 1--s --'~s .-s- i.fe esssz George Goings, a negro. seriously
 wounded in stabbing affray at 222o EightL alley yesterday morning. Goings was removed to the Hillman hospital. not expected to live. Luther Johnson, alias Blue alleged so have done the cutting, is at large.
 Painter Stabbed David Smith. painter, who lives in Mill Village, terribly wounded in stab ping affray at Thirty-seventh street and Fourth avenue. Taken ito St. Vincent's $ hospital in Shaws ambulance and little hope held out for his recovery John Brawley, his alleged assaant, escaped. but the police are hopeful of effecting his capture before morning. The killings and assaults came so fast that it appears that the police were un- able to keep track of the affairs on the book of record. The last killing placed on the police homicide book was the stabbing of Jessie Odum Saturday night
 However, the police and detective de- partments arrested T. B. F'redericks. 8 negro, wanted for murder of a white man in Hale county. about six years ago. The alleged murderers arrested by the police and detectives Saturday night and yesterday follows:
 Charles Wood charged with the mur- der of Ruth Nell Hinds, arrested by De- tectiyes Pullman and Taylor.
 R. P. Wood, charged with the murder of Ruth Nell Hinds, arrested by Detec- tives Pittplan and Taylor.
 Will Marshall, a negro, charged with the killing of Jessie Odum, a negro, ar rested yesterday morning at Tittiesville by Chief of Detectives Sydney Darnell and Detectives Larue and Kicks.
 Kelly Arrested
 Sam Kelly. negro, arrested yester- day morning few minutes after killing Link Banks. a negro, with a baseball bat. by Detectives Moseley and Whit field
 T. B. Fredericks, negro, wanted in Hale county for murder of white man six years ago. arrested in Iskooda yes terday afternoon by Chief Darnell and Detectives Propst and Jones.
 Out of three murders,' said Chief Darnell. i've arrested two and both of these arrests were away from the scene of the crime. It Is not such bad per centage but we hope to better by arr resting few more tomorrow.
 "The records of the police dockets show that for the past few years there has always been bad Sunday during the month of July I rather think that to- day was it''