The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-18

, was called he failed to show up but let
II be known he would answer II they
would let him out. He was In the pris-
oner's dock. When the defendant came
out he was smiling. He had been In
jail since Saturday night. Frank
Davenport, was held on the liquor stor-
ing charge.
Ina Davenport was called on to ans
wer charge OF receiving and conceal
Ing stolen goods. -
Burglars Arraluned.
John Reynolds, colored, charged with
the theft OF Meyer Leach property, said
he sold II TO Nina. She denied buying
II. John, arrested by Paradise and
Dodson, was also implicated by officers
in the robbery of the Bell Clothing
also colored. Clothing stolen from the
store was valuedat about $1,000. Most
OF II has been recovered. These cases
were continued.
John Morgan. colored. arrested by
Swafford and Gillespie. Jared badly. He
was accused of breaking the arm OF a
paramour. He was found at the home
OF another lover. John was fined and
held to the grand jury on a charge OF
assault.
X. f. Clay, colored physician, whose
failing has been strong drink. was
fined $40 and costs on the old familiar
charge Officer Broxton appeared
Hyatt Nabs Stranger
At an early hour Monday morning
Patrolman Hyatt ran across an automo-
bile In an alley In South Chattanooga.
The two men In the machine. which bore
an Alabama license number said they
drove into the alley to rest. The ac-
tions OF one OF them caused Hyatt to
cover him. whereupon the stranger
handed over a revolver.
= AZ headquarters the prisoners gave
their names as Glenn Snyder and Henry
York Snyder was charged with carry
ing pistol In court he claimed his
nome was at Trenton. Ga, and the gun
was brought along for protection. He
said the car belonged to York, York
sought to explain the presence OF the
Alabama license on Georgia machine
by saying the garage man told him to
put II on II he wished to keep from be-
ing pulled" York was held for viola
ting the automobile law, while SNYDER
was bound over on a charge OF carrying
pistol. They Will be further inyesti-
gated.
Arrested as Lee Dent.
JAMIE Lathinger, colored. was arrested
sunday afternoon by Swafford ana Gil
lesple' ana Is being held for investiga-
tlon. 1t was stated in court that Lath-
niger Is the negro nabbed in Birming-
nam, Ala. some time ago as Lee Dent,
the notorious criminal wanted here i'm
connection with the murder OF a rail-
read officer and assaulting r. Z. BASS
former sheriff and chief OF detectives.
so certain were the Alabama authori-
ties that Lathinger was Dent, Sheriff
Bass made a trip to Birmingham, looked
the prisoner over and quickly saw that
he was not Dent by any means. Lath-
niger came here from Birmingham.
Fugitlves In Tolls.
Arrested Saturday by Detectives Dod-
nd
Summerville, Ca, Fred Newell was
turned over to A. b. Taylor, a Summer
vile officer. Sunday, and taken back
TO the Georgia town. The young man,
charged with malicious shooting, is said
to have given Summerville a big scare
by the reckless manner in which he dis
charged gun.
Still another fugitive, drug addict,
was sent back to Atlanta. where he is
wanted for jumping a federal bond.
Midnight Providers.
Midnight providers have been giving
the police and detectives. considerable
trouble recently by their activity.
Smashing windows and then snatching
whatever was handy has been the
specially of these disturbers, One OF
them was bold enough to crack a win
dow In Judge Fleming's home.
kelths Robbed.
The neat sum Of 1856 fell into the
hands OF prowler who smashed n
window in Keith's confectionery sun
day night and then opened the cash
register.