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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-09-09
Memphis.

Labor I'a,# the daN "t Lsh"rs o",.hrati"n.
has com" and gone. and the hig parad" and
the interest manifested h"rs tndIsat" that an
awakening l. taking plac. among u" ~"tk'rs
NJ Memphis After III" paidd" th"r" vas a
picni, Al East End park where several fto"rrs
Labor orators offi,iatrd rlr speaker w"t"
Nj q /. ieirN. president 81 thu Printing Press
mems Union who drove home some good i' Ks
for the cause and brother ROY h"rn. et IN"
hln, kSmtthS who - We'll known oArr H." stttk"
zone ~ an entertaining aud f"i'sinl "taiof
Memphis IL prou. of h.r lahnf mos cm"ni
III T there l. always roan Tor Improvement
Th-t. l. always a eoru.r wh"r" ~ IAN gel
closer together. and when thls Lass interest Is
recognized all over tn. country among the
workers then Will Just send III" Flutes On
TIP t. the moon snmr other "mrNttal
amus,neni center aud taxi possession Of the
.GInnE Tor ourselves.
speaking of the seals Al thus 1nnrti"n " III
"a, that the, are - nearly iuoapa'lth Tor
service a. th.s haNs ever he"n slnse they ""rt
la-nn.d hN th~ COMPANY rnu~~tf1"N aud 10
best evidence in proof Of this - m" hummer
af bad ur,I.r Ettr- AMI 'dl> irfr nj In
general characterization If H." sh"r d"pa1 tm"nts
~ well - IT, latrnrss "a t." ANIMAL Of trains
Surr NJ the witch engineers ldA. h"'u placed
ha,k trlug aud thi- suhsttutittf~ "Ha stat.
mint tat tn COMPANY Is MT daiHs ga, h">l-
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-09-09

''"' thnH Of an extraordinary natuft must
=, wing Tor petty officials are all g'ittug
-" zhhklhss at tins place. som. at tIt#tu ht=
So h""n peg or two. aud othsiS htiug
'st altogether They all a lut ala
$" "" predict that The COMPANY E,i=
ltsi'N Tor hunie.t outng dan and tnf- e.
'5#= ''m'nt "ut Of thu NAY T., - to-, -
~ ~ "'"t. for they fulA understood tt.t
re ."hld IL n" harmony In TIN rauk atH,.fa
H.. ffN' drivers aho ha1e a p.,ui.#I taste
go - AIS
=f'.l "fe,ker l. a VT, huss az t.fa
49, is ~ all -, tim. ualtH uf# ut
Il tf.fe all indications o5,ls must h,. ~
tAt the I'm I'll, rp tfi,k rrr.#=#-.r j.
NIHA i"r s"m" klnd of "a stunt To - ..sHI
#ahlhL As a to6Hdtttan for tHl- fs#sH ths
.5>it"' h"n~ he has tee.h"1 trsu g.. lns#
'#ti i'. However ms ~ Hts, H#sa -
4a iuh ut tn uHtufs uf tHr-,. #t#tf.#
~ supp"~'5. thouEh. tAf tH,s 80. q
-. IHttls aud .hr,k tl,m up #.##Is -
-.' I'm MT IL tiNsr at an ,s##= ttf.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-09-09

,....se,t tratns arr stii running Late ana
D.i... f.I-Iu.~> - On N" drag II hu-ln.~S
..H...I .i ~ ~ IA" ,"mpsn, Wound D." unabl.
1. ha.H#. % rolling stock - grtting into
u.s-. til' ali tn" tim" 'iar- al. cunning ia
Of #p and draw bars pulled cut .inut
- #.. ,.f#f 81 ia s"tNi.' fnt.ign 44r-
Il ...t#i at puts vent through the shops he
##... ~ h. Nv i~o nrgro's To ,4rIN mhlt.
f =. n,rtp MAS seen working On an ar
t##..... 81 ~. n"gt"'s w.rt welding flu,.s INA
4.=# ... - -h"i'. aud they had enough Hue
#4,. .t##..ud - TAN. f,. men three months 10
a.#a I#s.-. that had been welded WI. all
r.##.I .a ~, aid thu r"undh"uSe Was fun uf
-. I'D nat n" 'itd not s"e how any could
"a, t..a# 49, Lat pla." At night wIfhaut hf.ak
IT. n,,k 1h' it,isi"n stut" taon ks.t,,.t
-. .t= f,,t 1t "ut his name l. / n ,lark
at .. -. rad all his hr"th.tS working Tor lam
t#t... Nm l.. abl'. /" sihN Ions now
g.. it, Wst. scarce uh tn ~tft.t~ ~ "a
s##.. tx III" Labor 1'aN patad. which Lt
-. ..t H.ts grand success IT,. ,trk-i-
No.. Federation. With a hig h.ni.f IN
.H##i lnld VIM "" al" hg American
80. 81 about l. hhnn"ts scattered through
90 f. 1n' with "N"rN inscription w. ,"ull
.h - f' iiaInlng L. thu, sink" IA tn e
.#1 1#f#Hlf.du Inns Tn" biggest and h.~r
la.... ~ ~. ,,fff.d and III" al. mat nad
-. -f IT, va TIN 'ait""u II fh" Is1rs
o.. .l..,si "u ,anNa.. W. lad ahouf -
100 ik'f- ID IA" I'M ut mar,h Att, th.
H#t#t... ##tf' 49, al all iat iioni, At Lab.
FL ID e program 81 speaking and Ia.es 80
= ll'' 81 ~ thousand I'""pl. attended
t.. and t. banners used IN th, paf,d.
a##. az Al around tn, park - nat .#4,tt
49, 49, sstH' Was reminded that th.r,= j. a
D.. - th,# / e aud Hartman iu,- on.
Ms hah /" pay g. ~ I'm. tof ~
#si..# mark mad hN >, ali. but l.. 90
~uith
',..t .,-i ,,'rt,ed sa,s tia, tn. NV .t,,t.
=###. rs##at has l"gun /" ,at AND 18th IT, sal
~ th'tkS cutting of THIN from
- J." ~ month. and tttItg III, ~ H.
b.. and Ful'lns u"et" IA his pa.
s#... ##f- % II "a TAIN GINS tbs w.tk Tut
H''n enable Z" stt particulars -
.iaati"h At thl> point l.. s,I,.a MI
tat tn ''plaf,hir s4nitti"n- un
81 > h. /
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-09-09
Champaign.

IaSIft.~s II the COMPANY here Is not what
could i,,- called .N.n ordinary Flat wh"el-
AID 4. L., it.s equipment al. plentiful her hut
II -, les mention tn .dcfc,ts a tn, law
goNtHnfuE -uth things do not apply roads
~ W notice a whole lot II talk
th, paf,,.fs how The government Is going t.
thr Nv Haven wreck We wander
why lhr illinois Genital and Hartman We, ~
az never investigated The Nm Haven road
had better foi,t Its men out on strike and then
tn- EoNrrnment wont bother TIE rusd
WnuHd then Ia, al Hh-rty Ia XIII many people
A. wanted to
No,k G.au. tormsrl, car rcpairer her l.
a pip. fItter the round house John Fisk.r
- tn. mann. of seah ma hlntst hired recently
tn. I'M pam l. cutting down .Npenses agalH.
th. al rcpalrrt- having been out
hour $,th lttll,f Make Thos Gtahl hss hal
auothtst ~,ah arrested toI stealing al Z check
aud a. A-r property. bur thr sab released
1'as-.zaR,t Trans Al. ruunng lat. ant bal ottitr
al A., let hN thu sraf.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-09-09
| DO NOT RIDE OR
SHIP OVER THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
OR
HARTMAN LINES
DO YOU?

sltN for Platform A. a reward for his
vices IL Mas made justice 81 the pesse. hut hi
Ilac. waS peaceful that he had To hang out
a sigu FOR Odd Jobs Of his profession. which
rtuk ~ To lie pwsstsE he water nssA kar
roous fiss.,r-. From thts vocation he went To thr
/ = III tTa.k where h.. has a job furnish ing
WIND fnt IN. air line Whenever the air
trr~-or breaks DOWN The ret Of thu Sturk
family ar seshhing and now that all the
Stotk- are ON the Job bad orders cars Will a.
emulate nor- rspidly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Boy Asks Jail Term
To Cure Dope Habit
Judge 5royles Grants Unique Plea
Of William r. Treat for Thirty
Days in Lookup.

William r. Teat, young man liv-
ing at PAP Williams Street, to-day
stood before Recorder Broyles and
pleaded that he be given term of 30
days in the stockade, in order that he
might free himself from the deadly
morphine habit. Judge Broyles -
commodated him, expressing the nope
that the remedy" might prove a sue
cess.
This dope habit is sapping my am
btion and my very being, and ! want
to rid myself Of it and be a man =
pleaded Teat.
Teat was placed on probation uE-
der Probation officer Coogler about a
year ago when ar-aigned for idling
and lettering. He went to the cOuu-
try and stayed a while and then re-
turned here. In the meantime he be-
gan using morphine.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
WARDS PROVIDED
CONTRACTION CASES
Hospital for the Exclusive Treat
ment of Deadly Diseases Vir-
tuaIly Assured Atlanta

A hospital FOR the tr-asmeut Of con
tsgious diseases. such as cerebro-
spinal meningitis aud eryatrelaa. viz
tualIy is assured Atlanta ass a result
of the c,pos- of conditions in tine
city made ny The Georgian.
The Ci,y B1ar3 of Health has au-
thoriz-d tine appointment 1f come
mittee To look into the cost of such
an institution. While the iuvesriga-
ton is beiu@ conducted Grady h5s-
pital. ia response 90 .he request of
the Board of Health. viii SET aside
the old. unused negro wards of taat
building for the care Of these disc
eases. Cun now The Grady and
other hospitals have ABSOLUTELY Pc
fused to receive cases OF "e-ebr1-
spinal meningitis and similar dis
eases
I'm. temporary arraugcuen, fol-
lows ID aug.,-tiuu luaJ wa uaa, i'm
the columns ur The Georgian hg nr
J. T. Pwlin. pra idsnt Of the Fdi,pu
count, Neair1 Society who said
th.t these g.alt.s. were available.
The Georgian HH.s nrua-Ht gha IHrs
of facilities f.s 5a. .Fsa.n.H. ui
meningitis d" ta, attention OF The
pa5ue when rry died. v.la.ut al"-
aUate treatment. Ia d. mission on Mt-
riatta street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Atlanta Cafes Know
No Lobster Famine
They Come High, but Coast Storms
mat Have Robbed Eastern Cities
Have Had No Effect Here.

Ihough storms may rage up and
down the Atlantic coast and New
Workers howl in vain for the tooth
some crustacean, Atlanta epicures
may eat at viii of the sweet meat o.
the lobster, for local hotel men say
they have had no difficulty in secur-
ing as many as they want.
We manage TO get hold of as many
as we can sell" one man said TO-DAY.
At the Piedmont Hotel. Atlanta <
principal lobster palace" it was said
that though the price has been fever
ish for several days. there has been
no delay in the regular consignments
received at the hotel three times a
week. The Piedmont is now paving
80 cents a pound Tor Holsters ana
freight from Rockiand, Maine. and
by the time the crustacean gets %
Atlanta he has cost the hotel about 60
or 20 cents The average lobster
weighs about two pounds and is
served for S1.25, So all Atlanta MS
need to have the bulge" on their
New York cousins is that amount.
The scarcity in the East is due 10
storms on the coasts Of Maine and
Nova Scotia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Keeps Knife to ROut
liant of Her Victim
Negroes Who Slew Man Declares
the Death Weapon Routs
His Ghost.

After Clifford Wilson. q negro won-
am. had been fined to-day by Record
er Broyles for dislrderIy conduct.
Court OFFICER George Coluett found "a
knife hidden u her dress ana tool.
70 away from her.
TIE woman Decaw- hyste-ear an.
pleaded piteously that Che knife ug
returned. Sn. said rast t.o g.ars
ago size stabbed and killed Hp-s-a
plant. ID negro. with ,his same autr.
AND tbat sine kept it always aftH L-r
to- scare away the dead mans man.
She declared that her victims ghost
comes back 10 torment and torture
her but that when il sees the fatal
knife it always fees.
y keep that knife under uy pillow
at night, and when the gh0s. appears
! reach for the knife. and ,hen the
ghost goes away" explained the
woman.
She was tried for the ia.Hug and
acquitted
Officer Cornatt told her be- would
Keep the knife ana return 10 as soon
as she paid her fine.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
G.. 0. P. Not to Resist
Downward Revision
Realizing Hopelessness Of Fight.
House Minority Will Protest
Only-Caucus Tonight.

WASHINGTON Apal .A---sA seaueass
OF Republican members ~ the House
win he held Tonight in tine House
committee chamber Repreycntatitr
Charles L. Mann. of Illinois, win De-
reelected minority leader and viii
be designated as the Republican nom
inee for the speakership. Representa-
tive Green, OF Massachusetts. viii
probably be selected as chairman of
the caucus and Representative Burke,
of South Dakota, as minority nip
A policy of protest without resist
ance' t. the Democratic tariff re-
vision will be- adopted
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Merchants to Bare
Vice Facts in Secret
Private Probe May Induce Startling
Revelations of Conditions in
Chicago Department Stores.

CHICAGO. April 5.--Reyelations II
a startling nature are expected to be
made before tine Illinois Senate vice
commission next Monday. and COR
that reason they viii be made pri-
vately. The heads Of all State Street
department stores will be there, but
they will be there only on ono condi-
tion, and that is that what they say
will not be made public.
"ln no other way" say the mem-
Ders Of the commission, team the dig
downtown merchants be maze to tell
certain truths about their thousands
of employees. We expect to hear
things next Monday that they would
not dare tell were reporters present"
Besides the state Street department.
store heads, a number Of others em-
ploying girls will be present
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Chicago Woman in Black
Fer Mrs. Pankhurst.

CHICAGO. April 81 shall never
take OH mourning until Mrs. Pank-
aUrst is released" was the statement
OF MS. l.. Bracket Bishop, who ap-
p5sred ~ the regular meeting Of tle
Womaus party of Coos County
dressed i'm deep mourning
when Justice. is imprisoned We
should ali wear symbols OF our woe"
said Mrs Bishop.
THAT would be all right" said Mrs
Grace Wilbur Trout. president Of he
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association,
except shat we would be in mourning
all the time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Mississippi Rising More Than
Inch an Hour at Memphis
and Danger Grows.
BEULAH LEVEE is TAXED
Situation at Cairo Relieved by
Break Below City Which
Flooded Big Valley.

MEMPHIS. TENN, April 5,-A
stage of 42.4 was recorded by the
Mississippi River at Memphis at
O'Clock this morning. The water is
rising more than a foot every twelve
hours.
With the whole river from Helena
to Cairo cholJed by water, prepara
lions go forward 20 protect weaken
ing points in the Arkansas and Mis-
rssippi lovees.
Major Woodruff. in charge of. the
Mississippi Ieyee line from Greenville
TO Vicksburg, has purchased a mill
Ion empty corn sacks for topping the
.erve.
slight break in the BeuIan levee.
where crevasse occurred in 1912
and 1918. has been checked. Tons of
rock thrown against piles driven into
the ground 60 feet has served 20 check
,ae water flowing through the gan.
Experts say now it will hold back the
Hen watcr
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Train Goes Through
Depot;2 Dead; Hurt
Engine and Cars Jump Switch and
Demoish Station When Going
so Miles an Hour.

TOLEDO. OHIO, April BALI
more and Ohio passenger train No C
crashed through an open switch ut
Hoytsville at midnight last night and
killed Fireman Jackson. of Garrett
and Grant Mason, OF Hoytsville.
The train went right through ;he
station and demolished the building.
Nine others besides Mason who were
in the depot were scalded or badly
hurt, and several are likely to die.
The engine Of the train turned
turtle after wrecking the station.
The train was running 60 miles an
hour and six of the seven coaches
were overturned
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Tribute Will Be Paid Heroes at Scene
of Tragedy at ? A. NJ. April IS.

plated service mas awakened re-
9ponses Women. ana men as well,
who suffered the loss of relatives in
the tragedy, have grasped eagerly the
opportunity To pay them tribute. II
they can not go themselves they rjl
send flowers. many have said. IL is
likely that the ship which bears tho
Titanic's widows win bear also q
heavy freight of fragrant memorials.
The spot al which the Titanic went
down is as well established as grave
in q cemetery. II win be d simple
task 10 STOP the liner NJ almost the
Identical spot where the tragedy oc-
CURED and to allow the widows TO
look down into The waters wi,a the
know.edes tina; their husbands Tie far
beneath
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Boycott Opened on
Stage SlurS at Jews
Chicago Hebrews Called Upon to Re.
sent Caricatures and Burlessues
Aimed at Race.

CHICAGO. April .. \ movement
which Contemplares the boycottiug Of
every Chicago theater in which The
jew is bmlesqUed or Clriratured
was iuaugugated to-day by the Chi
cago The Israelite. a Hebrew pub
LEGATION. Endorsement of the boycott
was expected from all the leading
Jewish organizations i'm ChicaSu.
In asking support for the move
ment. The lsraelite appeals To- the
people of Chicago to resent the
coarse jests and slurs 10 which the
Jews are subjected by commercial
lied playwrights by keeping away
from those houses that stage the
productions of these literary hyenas."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Woman Rigs Haven
For BibulOuS Sailors
Safe and Sane Anchorage Provided
in New York for Spirituously
oVerburdened tackles.

NEW YORK. April IA haven Tor
spirituously overbuydenel sailors is
being fitted up by Miss Augusta Nor
ris DePeyster. and to-day applications
for reservations are pouring in. The
haven is not to be a cure" place, but
merely an anchorage for drunken
sailors, ana they will be permitted 20
tie up there only until they sober up.
Miss DePuyste: is lifting up r.
rooms on the Hfth floor Of the new
milliOu-dollar Scameu's institute.
They win contain all the ueCcssari
70 bring a tipsy sailor back TO the re-
norseful state
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
cairo Thinks Dancer Is as.

CAIRO. ILL, April 5.-.The Hood
situation was greatly relieved to- day
although 81 stage of 54.7 feet was
maintained by the Ohio River at
Cairo, and frequent leaks in the
eyees kept the state militiamen ana
citizens ON the alert during last night.
It was believed by the officials that
the crest OF the food had arrived
here, and thai the greatest danger
had passed.
The bulkheads on top Of the con-
.rete walls were holding. and large
force uf men were successfully bat
ling the sand boils" and "blowouts"
through which the water had been
undermining the city.
The break in the levee at Point
Pleasant. No, 20 miles below Cairo,
allowed the flood waters to cover a
valley about 20 miles wide ana 100
miles long. This greatly relieved the
situation here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
HOMICIDE, NOT MURDER, IN
FUTURE POLICE REPORTS

A Il result Of the trial OF Police
man Al. e.. Folds. when it developed
that in his report he had been forced
-ae.nically to admit that he mur-
-e..d Win Daniels. q negro. ORDERS
Err" issued to-day FOR the des'Tuc-
Jon co. tas present police report
tanks srH the adoption of new
orIl.
In tie old form Of report. blacks
ae left FOR rae reporting of only three
aiUgs-accident. murder and firc.
because Of the absence OF a blank to
eport the case, Policeman Folds, on
ne night he shot Daniels, reported
me killing under the head of muir
oer- an the new blanks the word
murder viii be omitted and HON
eide substituted
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Court May Hasten
Justice on Sunday
Judge Lands Willing to Hear Argu-
ments in Land Fraud Cases
Tomorrow,

CHICAGO. April "a session OF
the Federal Court likely will ne held
tomorrow in order 10 hasten the END
Of the Government prosecution Of A.
fred G. Eros. George NJ Seward,
Pierre G. Beach. Frank Watson and
George A. Bail, who are charged with
conspiring 10 defraud the Government
out of coal lands in Ala ska.
Judge Lands to-day indicated that
he was willing to hear arguments on
SUNDAY in order to close the trial
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

I'll. ...,.. ,f,a, closed o,.., t,,. o.r,fr
I''N' "a JACQUES fu'rel'e' lo'eo anu
honured by hundreds in Atlanta,
where he started on the road TO fame
aS writer will be the scene next
week ot au impressive and unique
memorial service.
His widow. wen known Atlanta girl
and herself an author Of note. viii
str.a with flowers the bosom Of the
Atlantic ocean. AT tn sro; where ;he
ei4a; Titanic sank with her heroes IN
Gin. u.st ..agaering ocean disaster IN
a.-..r-
I'm. sympathy " thousand and
ON. A.lautans win De with tic grief
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Loss of Aero Secret
Is Feared by German
French Military Authorities Believed
10 Have Learned Construction Of
Captive War DirigIhIe Zeppelin.

snea.sl cahls 70 The Atlanta Georgian.
BERLIN. April 5.-The press Of
Germany to-day formed one great
question mark in the alarmed query,
whether or not the French military
authorities had learned the secrets Of
.l- construction Of the balloon IA, %
which was held captive at Luneviils,
France, for - hours.
The German Government is solemnly
advised by the press TO ascertain how
far the French had learned the Sc
crets of the Zeppelin dirigible balloon
construction and to revise the build
ing methods.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
METAL TRADES HOLD
GET-T0GETHER SMOKER

Greater attendance and more en-
7usiasm was shown at the smoker
Of the Metal Trades Council at the
labor Temple las night than at any
previous similar meeting.
William Robinson, president Of the
Metal Trades Council. made a short
ak IN opening the meeting, in which
pointed out the benefits TO Doc de
--Ee- iron g meeting Of the kind -ley
1yiCius. He said T. was he
"I-y -ruc way chat organize Ia ROY
-a r--.- L-LaTs -luu- T. ..Hf
- she state f.-erf -ioL. -1a
Oo-i-ilaiau Asl'.. $50 -goy=-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
S. W. Reed, MouItrie, Ga, Leaves
For Houston, Tex, to Bring
Back Mrs. C. W. PidcOck, Who
EIOped With |, J. Glenn.
Sacrifice Made by Erring Wife of
Railway President in Barring
Her Shame to Save Man She
Loves Results in Failure.
Deserted Husband Refuses to Act,
but WrOnged Mate and Father
in-Law Will Push Fight Against
Man Who Wrecked Homes.

An angry father, determined TO re-
claim the daughter who had defied
conventions and published 20 the
world the romance OF her life TO save
the man she loved from criminal
prosecution left for Houston. TeN..
to-day to- bring back Mrs. c. ".
Pidcock, clipping wife Of the presi-
dent OF the Georgia and Northern
Railroad
The father is ;. " Reed. of Moul-
trie. Ca. where are located the head
quarters of the railroad president.
and he seeks not only his daughter
out the nan fQt whom she reuoUnced
her home and family He is backed
by a warrant issued 10 Texas watch
cnnrges that the man IS T. j. Glenn.
former Contiactor Of this city. and
that Glenn has violated the provisions
Of the Mann white slave acr iu travel
Ing from one state 10 another WITH
his affinity
Mrs. Glenn Comes Here.
Nv" otncf persons OF close con-
nectiou whit the scandal have taken
prompt action q. ". Pidcock. the
husband of the clipping woman. is De-
'ieved to Dee on his way to-day 10
Texas. Hts home in Moultrie Is
closed, aud those desiring eommuni-
cation with Min are told that he can
be- reached at the Rice Hotel Hous-
ton. Texas.
Mrs. Edible Glenn. the wife Of Mrs.
Pidcocks .ovei startled by new de-
velopments In the case. is coming 10
Atlanta to-day from the bone Of me-
father i'm 'onycIs, Ca where size has
been living ia seclusion
EyJraditioH pape. 8 70 secure the rs-
turn to Georgia ~ Glenn have been
issued. and evidence is borne that tie
sensational case win l'e set again on
q. ,,-urgfa stage
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
CARELESS DRIVER FINED.

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Williams and finally run 10 earth By q
green sign on the rear OF a wagon.
George Hodges. "a negro. TODAY Was
fred S5-s5 by Recorder BToyies fur
q.TeghinE the buggy o. the former Uu-
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WE.u -lr --gur s--uta rae l-4zr Lee
'se oI driving. J-L ,-'tu----s no.
-igeL % uau'e printed !u green Oh ya-
rear q Ills dray.