"MAD 'ERE HIS PRIME"
Greensboro Record Eulogises
Glenn Hudson who Took
Bride From This City
y A Year and a Half
J Ago.
(From Qreetisboro Sem Apr. 10)
Stephen Ulenu Hudson, only
t,on of Air. and biv. ilcory h.
Hudson, and hinint-lf a father of
three moutha, last night fell ui
ou eternal sleep. Death came at
ti:41i o'clock and it niuikeil the
end of a valiant lijjut of 11101-e
than live uioutns. iast fan tue
oeceaaed went to Lake baranuc,
where everytuing tuat scieuce auu
K loved ones coulu ouer wan giveu
Heel jr.. Keturaing home more
tnau a uiouiu uyo ho wen i to
Montrose, in Mooie county, iudso
wUo have reuiauieu by uis, uiuu
and couHianuy oeeu Willi mux iu
tne battle fo- lile i-eaiizuu teu
uays ago taut the ena was near
ana last week he was brought to
tne Jioiue of his parents, ac -No
ii'M Ashuboro sti-eet. It was
there that he dieu. i'repareu
lor death, however, did not les
sen the great shock which Us an
nouncement brought to relatives
and ; friends. id lirueusboro
where Glenn Hudson has lived
his fall and splendid life, the loss
falls upon many and the sorrow
extends throughout his wide ac
quaintance. Just across the threshold of
manhood, surrounded . by loved
ones and happiness, and facing
a future which promised to yield
to him the best of life, the aeatu
of this young man is peculiarly
sad. February &!, last he was 15
years of age, being born in this
city in 1888. He entered the pub
lie schools of this city in his early
boyhood and continued to his seu
: ior year, being si student of Wi
ley II . Swift, later his law part
ner, during a part of his time.
Prom the fOreeaijboro schools he
wentfo "Guiltrfoto college and
from there to the ,. university,
J where he was graduated in law.
Receiving his license three years
ago he came back to the city of
his nativity and embarked upon
a course which has now come to
such an untimely close. lie form
ed a partnership with his old
teacher under the firm name of
Hudson & Swift. It may be said
truthfully that no young member
of the bar gave promise of great
er, success or more ' useful citi
zenship. . ,.
In October, 1911 the deceased
celebrated one of the Happiest e
... 'veuu of hiir lite "when, ac l.imi-
beta Cityae tiuirieo ALwa X'au
i, aiue-v tsucep, dauyuter ot . A'j-ules-
futf and itn. , i li.-" toheep, of
" ihat place, a graduate of tne ssoi-
mal, college Uu w tj ,and m
i every -sense & woman wortny 'a
share i with, this clean and stidng
man, In a life which ottered uuusu
, al prospects. It was since he was
stricken with the fatal malady
that, this union was Mewed "witu
ji daughter, a ( beautiful baby now
inner thirdnionth, To the moth
er'ot thus child, the wile and the
father and mother o fthe deceas:
"' ed the blow falls heavy and for
them the hearts of - mauy are
warn in sympathy. '
Glenn Hudson was a member
of the Westminister l'resbyferiau
attendance and in f performance
of . his duties; and also of
the Knights - of 1'ythias and
members of this order at-
. tended the funeral and burial ser
vices in a body." The funeral took
place from the home Friday at 2
o'clock. It was. conducted by
Rev. C. E. Hodgin, pastor of
Westminister church and Rev.
Mr.' Hawley of the Presbyterian
church at Mebane. Interment
was held in Green Hill cemeteiy.
In Glenn Hudson's death the
city shares In the loss which has
come to those to whom he was
dearest. . It is not easy,' to unr
deretand just why a young" man
should fall early . Uider certain
4-onditions "the very fall stuns
v.one. V We ask ourselves why so
soon. If one has lived to build
for himself -a character noble and
true, to show himself the posses
sor 'of those ' high traits which
jnen of worth . have, and to love
und hf lovpd. it fn frnnd? Thoui'lk
utricken in the first skirmish of
he battle such a life is good.
Glenn Hudson was white
through and through. In hi
own quiet way he has taught
those who knew him the high pos
sibilities of young manhood,
Greensboro has produced no
,Mung , man of more , sterling
wortu. Honest atid square, atti
dious and thoughtful, che-jiful
and patient, he had made hiu.self
a man. - Ilia great promise at
me bar was ner teaniteu, but if
one has ho lived us to stand vicnu
at the hnai accouutmg, nolltiug
else matters much. Gieuu liuo
hou stands clean. Life for him
was gtod in the living and the
uromise will not fail. There is
a
more.
J UPPKRHOX'H ltlHTHDAY
FITTINGLY ORSERVED
Charlottesville, Va., April 14.
The Uuiversjty of V irginia to
day celebrated the 170th anniver
sary of the birth of its founder,
Thomas Jefferson. Talcott Wil
liams of Columbia University
school of journalism made an ad
dress. Messages of greeting from
alumni chapters throughout the
country were read
Dr. WiHiiamis declared Presi
dent Wilson in his task had pro
lited by the newspapers for which
Jefferson laid the foundation for
national liberty beyond any other
mair in recent history. By the
advance in journalism said Dr.
Williams, president ' Wilson
through all his campaign had the
country as an audience. To Jef
ferson he said no such air for
tune came.
The principle that publicity is
the, best protection of liberty
which Jefferson urged is univer
sally accepted. Dr. Williams said
and partisanship never has less
controlled the newspapers than
at present.
ACT QUICKLY.
Ilnx Bern Dangerous
Elizabeth City
in
Do the right thing at the riglit
time. . i
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of Kidney danger
Doan's Kidney Tills are most ef-
feclive.
Plenty of evidence of their
worth. j
H. B. Choppell, Court street
Hdonton, X. 0., says:
"Mv kidneys were very weak
and at times the flow of the se
cretions was profuse, then again
scant and distressing. Back
ache caused me much suffering
and I had sharp, shooting pains
across my loins. Whti' a friend
told me about Doan's Kindney
Pills. I cot a supply and was
careful to take them--according to
directions. Mv kidneys were
soon strengthened and my aches
and pains left me . You -may
continue to publish all I have ev
er said about Doan's Kidney Pills
for they made a permanent cure
in my case. I have had no need
of a kidnev medicine whatever,
sim I took DoanVKidney Pills
For sale br all dealers. Price
50 cents.4 Foster-lJJilburn Co.,
Buffalo.. New York sole agents
for the United States.
Reniemlier the name Doan s-
and take" no other. ,
You Have a
Righc jto Know
a whole lot about the nature and
formula of the remedies you use
for yourself and your family. .
. ; ' j
The day of the secret nostrum
it paitth people are no longer
fooled by extrayagant and im
possible claimsjmade in mislead
ing advertising
." Honest open . franknesa i$
your due-there , being nothing
tocqnceal about Nyal'g Famify
Remedieiwe freely furnish full
information ;
. You wouldn-'t think of eating
food of which you knew nothing
of the quality " ,
. Then why oaa medicine regard
ing which neither jou nor your
druggist know anything.
ALBEMARLEPHARLIACY
Corner Road and MainSts,
PHONE 152 '
I KOISTH CAROLINA,
CURRITUCK COUSTY,
Superior Court
September Term, 1913
' '
ANDREW KMERIKE, Plaintiff
v. . ... . . .
JOHE1MI TAHAULT, I)cftndnt
D R D KB
xt. appearing u i-c tvan mA
IUC UClUUUtUlt 1 U UUll'tlMiuKUl
ox tun fciuie auu cauuok ,unv
uue uingc-ifce, lie lounu wiuiiu tae
biune; uuu i luituei- appeuuu
to lue court taut tuo xiu.uuu
uus a goou uuu weriuuious cause
oi act.uu agaiubi tuo ueieuuuut,
of wuaCu luis court uas jurisuic
uon: aud it lunuer uppeaiiug to
me Court, mat me JJeieuuum nassLJottwnat Nags Head Each Way.
property wnniu mis state, in tne
taiitpu of juuguieut debt uue him
as uppeais by tne records of this
Coun; aud at lurtner uppeariug
to tne court tnat the saiu iseieuu
ant is about to collect the said
judgement and remove the pro
ceeus of same out of this state
and without the jurisdiction of
tbis Court:
if 18, THEREFORE, ordered
that publication be made for the
said, 1 defendant, commanding huu
to apjiear at the said ISepleiiiber
Term 11)13 of the Superior Court
of this County to bo held at Cur
rituck Courthouse, on Monday,
the 1st day of September 11)13
and answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff to be filed in said Court
yr demur to the same, as he may
be advised . . '
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that the publication, of a copy
of this order in "The Advance,"
a newspaper published hi ' Eliza
beth City, Pasquotauk county,
North .Carolina (there being . no
newspaper published in this coun
tv), once a week for four succes
sive weeks, shall be sufficient no
tice to said Defendant of the '.pen
dency of this action y-
IX IS rUKIUtilt UliVVAlfAJ
that a writ of attachment issue
out of this court, returnable at
the same time and place above'
named, to the Sheriff of this Coun
tv, 'commanding him to attach
the said indebtedness or judge
ment in favor of the defendant
in this action, or any other'prOp
erty of the Defendant within tnis
state. The Defendant will take
notice that this jrrit of attach
ment is returnable also at said
September Term 1913, Currituck
Superior Court," to be held at
Currituck Courthouse on the 1st
day of September 1913;
The purpose of this action is
to recover the sum of f 12,102. 60,
with 7 per cent interest on fl,
788.29, from - April 4th 1910,
which debt arose' upod a certain
judgement received by this Plain
tiff against the Defendant, in the
Court of Common Pleas, , Lucas
county State of Ohio;
E. W. ANSELL,
i- Clerk Superior Court.
Ehrin ghaus & Small At t '..
f -"''-.J I i 1
We Sell Hardware
That is Our Speciality.
We make a study of that branch
We keep posted on the hardware
' market, We buy the best We buy
( 1 1 the latest styles and designs. .
We carry a full line and can sup
. ply your wants in hardware.
J. H. AYDLETT HARDWARE CO.
' J, H. Aydlett Sole Owner and Manager
SMOKE "HAVANA RACE"
A
CIGAR of highest auality.the beit five
cents cigar on the market. Ask yonr mer
chant for it, he can get
BURGESS &
Elizabeth City's New
Corner Water and
WE DO
JOB PRINTING
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Durfoot
and daughter, Ada, have gone to
Wilmington, Jf. Cv
Mr. Rurfoot will attend a
meeting of the Royal Arcanum,
lie Is deputy grand regent for
North Carolina.
Frank A. flpence Is In Nor
folk visiting his sister.
EASTERN CAROLINA
.TRANSPORTATluS COTY
Only line offering regular service to
... NAGS HEAD and MANTEO
All the year round.
8TEAMER HATT1E CREEP
Leaves Manteo 0:00 a. m.
Leaves Elizabeth City 12:45 p. m.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
Passengers will find courteous and
aorommodating crew and a safe and
ooiAfortable boat
FEED MID SEED
We have in stock a full line"
bf SEED for farm; Corn, Oats,
Clover and Grass seed. For gar-
den, Peas, Beans, Irish Potatoes
Melon Seed,, Onion sets, and all
other seed in season. Our seed
are as good as can be found on
the market and better than some
Our FEED department is well
stocked with the best on the mar
ket, Hay, Grain, and Mill Feed.
We have taken on, in connec
tion with our feed and seed bus
iness, the Electric Supply and
Contracting business, and can
furnish anything in the Electric
supply; business for lighting,
heating, and power. Wre have a
competent electrician in our em
ploy, who can go on short notice
for any installing or repairing
electric work. v ;
Pit ICES RIGHT
Yours to Serve,
WHITE S CO
'Phone 64 120-122 Poindexter
it from us. .
AYDLETT,
Wholesale Grocers
Mathews Streets
v 1
Don't hide your Money
YOU never know who
has been watching you. Put it in this
bank wjiere it is safe. You can withdraw
t at any lime.. Come in to-day before
you lose it and open account
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
Oldest And Largest Bank in Elizabeth City. ;
. - ''
OFFICERS.
CHAS H. ROBINSON, Pres. LS. BLADES, V.-Pres.
; W. G. GAITHER, JR., Cashier
SANITARY
Remember I am prepared to
do all kinds ot plumbing, steam
and gras fitting also special atten
tion to sewer connections.
Thoroughly Equipped
-1 1 "
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Hot water
and Steam Heating. Nothing but Ideal Boilers
and American Radiators used,
OilLY SKILFUL VORKMEII EMPLOYED '
Prices reasonable. Personal at
tention to all orders.
VIP. KNOWLES
Fearing Street
THE CHARLOTTE
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Daily $6.00 Per Year
Daily and Sunday
Sunday only. ..................... . . ... .
The Semi-Weekly Observer
Tuesday and Friday . . $1.00. Per Year
The Charlotte Daily Observer; issued Daily and unda
is the leading newspaper'between Washington, D. C. and At
Ianta,lGa. It gives all the news ot North Carolina besides
the complete Associated Press
The Semi- Weekly Obsesver issued on Tuesday and Fr-
day for $1.00 per year gives the
week's news; The leading Semi-Weekly of the State. Ad
dress all orders to ' '-. V V
THE OBSERVER COHPinY
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
PLUMBING
Elizabeth Cit,
DAILY
. 8.00:Per Year
.2.00 Per Year
service. , . :
reader a full report of. the
OBSERVER