Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
FATHER SEEKS
DAUGHTER WHO
AIDS AFFINITY
S. w. Reed Declares He Will Sue
|. J. Glenn, Former Allan
tan, as White SLAYER.

An angry father. determined to re-
claim the daughter who had defied
conventions and published to the
world the romance Of her life to save
the man she loved from criminal
prosecution. left for Houston, Tex.
to-day to bring back Mrs. c. W.
Pidcock, clipping wife of the presl-
dent Of the Georgia and Northern
Railroad
The father is :. w. Reed. of Moul-
trie, Ga, where are located the head
quarters OF the railroad president,
and he seeks not only his daughter.
but the man for whom she renowned
her home and family. He is backed
by a warrant issued in Texas which
charges that the man is L. J. Glenn,
former contractor Of this city, and
that Glenn has violated the provisions
Of the Mann white slave act in travel
ing from one State to another with
his affinity.
Mrs. Glenn Comes Here.
Two other persons of close con-
nection with the scandal have taken
prompt action. G. w. Pidcock the
husband Of the clipping woman. is be-
lieved to be on his way to-day 10
Texas. His home in Moultrie is
closed. and those desiring communl-
cation with him are told that he can
be reached at the Rice Hotel. Hous-
ton. Texas.
Mrs. Edible Glenn, the wife Of Mrs.
Pidcock's lover startled by new de-
/ velopments in the case. is coming TO
Atlanta to-day from the home Of her
father in Conyers, Ga, where she has
been living In seclusion.
Samuel y. Hewlett attorney Tor
Mrs. Glenn. wife of the principal male
figure in the case, who is accused by
( her on statutory charges and abau-
| donmenJ OF wife and children, told
PAN interesting st6ry to-day OF the
! long search for the clippers and Of
mysterious third person who frustra-
ted the efforts Of the searchers for
many weeks
Mrs. PidcoCk, in Houston, went be-
fore Justice of the Peace Croolzer and
signed a statement waving the full
fllment of a contract with her hus-
band to pay her a stipulated sum per
month until divorce decree, for
which suit has been instituted, has
been granted. Her effort to save
Glenn from prosecution proved flu
tile
The prosecution on the statutory
charges will DE on personal warrants
sworn out by Mrs. Glenn, while the
white slavery charges were brought
| By the father Of Mrs. Pidcock At
torney Hewlett said he expects 10
| begin the active prosecution of the
former Albanian within two weeks
Mrs. Glenn will prosecute her hus-
band Du as many charges as can be
preferred against him" Attorney
Hewlett said "s,he -wore ont two
warrants FOR him several months ago,
and it is possible there may be ar
other issued before his return"
/ Mysterious AIDE Sought.
Mr.. Hewlett declared also that
| search may be begun IA Moultrie. Ga.
for an unknown accomplice of Glenn
and Mrs. Pidcock, who. IT is allegei i,
warned them several times hat d.
tectives were on their trail and aided
them in eluding the officers. The
| frs Of these warning kilograms vas
sent from Mouitrie TO Dallas, TeNis,
where. it is alleged. the pal were
living together as man and wife. and
| IT is thought others were sent them
while they were living in Panama AMI
at Galveston Texas.
/ These kilograms have hampered the
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