Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
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efforts of lug officers "a hunting sor
Glenn anG Mrs Pidcock. and have
ara bIed Tho pair Co escape several
dimes Ny. Hewlett SAID he has
known the Whereabouts of Glenn and
The woman sor ,ho pass sis months
bur before authorities in the towns
where they We're STAYING could be no.
titled, warning telegram would come
and they would disappear. 10 turn up
again d few weeks later in another
part of the country.
Pair TrsiIed to Panama.
Glenn left Moultrle IN July" Mr.
Hewlett sBlG and went 70 Oklahoma.
He wrote 20 Mrs. Pidcock To meet HIN
at Dallas She told her husband she
was going 20 visit a childhood friend,
Mrs Phelps, IN Dallas. and left with
IA q few days The mysterious per
son Al Moultrie wired them that thay
Nece watched while they were at Dali
Ias. and they went To New Orleans.
There they boarded the steamboat
Parsinina and went TO Cristob5L
Panama. where Glenn got q Govern
ment job as an expert carpenter.
They lived at the Gsrcoylc Hotel in
Cristoba as man and wife. register
ing as L. j. Glenn and lone Glenn.
Glenn and the woman disappeared In
Cristobe'. but We learned later that
they caught the Parsimina back 10
New Orleans. Instead Of getting off
there. however. they left the boat at
Galveston. and We lost track OF them
for several weeks. Two weeks ago.
we located them at Houston, where.
they have been living together as
man and WIFE
Mr. Hewlett said Mrs Glenn has al
ready applied for divorce from her
husband. She is now living with fel-
atives at Latonia Ga She h. "a
years old and married Glenn seven
wears ago -Four children have BEEN
born TO them.
Husband viii Not Act.
AIr Pidcork viii take NO hand inI
the prosecution Of his wife and
Glenn. Hewlett said Hc has al
ready secured drst divorce papers,
and has the custody of Their child al
boy 81 eighteen.
Mrs PidcooTs fathel. howe ever. win
press the white slavery charges
against Glenn. ana Attorney Hewlett
said there Is 40 doubt OF Glcnu's|
conviction The prosecution win be
based ON the alleged Transporting OF
Mrs. Pideoch rom Moultrie 20 Dali
las
biyor proceeding were died in
the Fulton superior Court January
1913. boy Mr. Gleun against her.
husband who, 90 tHr time, the pc
utiuu sets forth. lived in Cristobal,
Panama. iu company with Mrs lone
Pidcocb.
Mrs. Glenn sets forth that she and
Glenn were married December O.,
1902. that ON July e. 1912. her hus-
band was guilty ui relations with
AIRS Pidcock Of Mouluie, Ca, and
that on August I ne went with her
10 Texas and later 20 Panama. where
they resided at the time the suit was
brought.
Mrs Glenn Iu her suit named the
two children Of her marriage with
Glenn, Melvin. aged years and Har-
old, aged &. She asked for absolute
divorce and custody Of the children.
Warrants Issued in September.
Examination Of the records In Jus
lice of the Peace q. j. Puokett's 1f-
fee shows the warrants 20 have been
sworn out against Glenn by Mrs.
Glenn September H. 1912.
Glenn and Mrs. Pidcuck are sup
posed TO have left Atlanta either the
night of September 10 or early m
the morning ~ the 18th leaving hui
riedly upon being advised by Mrs.
Glenn that she was going 20 have
Glenn arrested
The dosertion by Glenn left Mrs
Glenn in straitened circumstances.
She boarded az the Dean boarding
house at Edgewood and Piedmont
Avenues until about two months ago.
when she moved to Conyers. Ga.
where she resides with her GRANDPA
Their ar. Williams Her mother. Mrs.
Merritt, also lives in Conyers.