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VOL. 13 Following is the , + ’ £> Savannah District Conv 4 , .o i><; held with the Church of t _rist at Pernor ke, March 28-80. 1013: Friday Evemxg 730 Devotional, Dr. I). S. ’ 'teuton, Hagan. 745 Welcome Address, James M. Smith, Pembroke. 800 Response, T. F. ar brough, Scarboro. 815 Organizition, Appoint meut of Committees. 830 Shall we have quarterly or annual conventions! Saturday MoRMNG MOO Devotional, D. S. Poon r, Savannah. yls How evangelize the dis trict! y3O Shall we co operate with »state board! id 00 State work, Juo. 11. Wood, Atlanta. 11 00 Sermon, A. It., Moore, Savannah. Satuki>a y A fternoon. .1 80 Report of churches, show ing work done. 200 Devotional, Mark Bragg, Sylvania. Jls Reports of committees. 345 Importance of Bible school. BCO The care of churches. ^•^ls Duties of elders and dea cous 'by the ministers. Saturday Evening Women’s Session 7 v o Devotional, Miss V ir ainia Fitts, Rocky Ford. " ; 15 C. W. B. M., Mrs. O. F. ’’ace, Savannah. 730 W. S. V M., Mrs. D. S. Roose r, SavanA^ THE ENASRPRLSE = Robber Visits Pembroke. Pembroke was visited by a very I i clever yeggman Saturday night whol j broke into the post office and de- I pot, and also t>kd to get into the j bank, but was perhaps frightened I away before the job was finished, iNo clue as to who the robber was I but it is though that it was the I same one that visited Claxton the ■ uight before. The post office was entered from I the side wiauow. The window was ; I raised, and tne oars on the out-[ j side prized apart, with a long piece of scantling, which was i found on the outside next morning, i Tne post office only lost six cents I which was not enough to pay the i robber for his trouble. He used ! the back door in coming out ol ' the office, probably to avoid the I difficult task of crawling thf&ugh i tne uar a < ver the window, The depot was entered by a door i which was prized open. Here the ’ robber got a $2.50 watch and a sack of potatoes. , One of the windows in front of the bank was broket but the hole was not large enough for a man to crawl through. : , 17- y u . teetklra c bowel complaints. A peasant. 1 .a-mless liquid remedy. Keep a bot- I tie on hand. All dealers sell Baby- Ease. 25c and 509 a botil* Round Table Social. One of the most enjoyable af fairs of the season was the party with which the young men of the (Saturday night Round Table en tertained tne young lady members on last Thursday evening, ihe entertainment was given in the school auditorium which had been , pr pared for the occasion. i Several interesting games were L l . _ 2- nil . . • ■ .1 ■ .. v-n PEMBROKE, BRYAN COUNTY, GA., FRIDAY Mar. 14. ISIS. Morrison News. Morrison is on a boom—two new. phones were installed last week. Mr. S. J. Harvey and daughter,! Miss Annie Mae, are visiting in Florida. Miss Josie Skipper and sisters, 1 Thelma and Leonora, of Ashburn, are visiting their grandmother, Mis. 11. II Parrish. * Misses Annie Mae Moirteou, Gertrude Gabbert and Mr. Site man Morrison attended churnb at Salem Sunday. Mrs. Mollie Folk, of Claxton spent one night lids week at, Mrs. H. E. Burkhalter's. The Seaboard ‘‘carpenter gang’’ I are now stationed at this, place erecting a new 55,000 gallon lam 1 Vanbrackle-Newman. Saturday evening, March Bth,at the heme of the bride, .diss Ethw Vanbrackle and Mr. 11. J. New man were married by Judge P. VV. Bacon. The I ride and groom entered Che parlor to the strains of Men delsohn's wailing inarch which was beautifully rendered by Miss An nie Mae Morrison.. The bride was becomingly gowned in white; the groom wore conventional black. Those in attendance wore: Mis ses Annie Mae Morrison, Gertrude Gabbert, Ruby and Ethel Bunt halter, Mrs. Mary Byrd; Messm. Nornum Morrison, Harmon Floyd, William Barbaree, Herbert Castle berry, Ellie Denmark, J. C. Nich olson, J. J. Mooie and many others. After extending congratulations and many wishes lor a loyg^aud happy life, the guests depai ■■fc Congress Should Act. The> is no reason why Congress should delay action for a new cur rency >nd banking law beyond the. speei assion to be ealled this spri ogress is in possession of ci 't* information as to the ope: - lithe banking.systems in tin* an I all other countries. Asid. Wii numerous disasteruns experience u terminating, in the panic ■ I w h their, eloquent ii’i'< ' 81 v. th* lawmakers have Utfore-v’eiJi vht- twenty-three vol umes < report of the National Monet-.- mmissiou. This- re port i* »ost exhaustive cotn- pendn-tu information as-to for- eign » d American banking sys tems cv'T compiled. In addition, the sebcmuiuitiee of the Bunking, an I t 7fTvUvyCommittee has been 1111 ; spefial study of the ques tion spring anddias been hearini u.» views of bankers anti busi.'^s meu for several, weeks. The *1 'ill question o.f banking and eiw ney reform hae been un der jo -taut investigation and st ■ ; I 1907. Knowledge know! rty. Information is. inf n whether Democratic or i, publican uneov.eus it. If Congibs cannot act at the special svssipv I ‘Cause it requires further time to -• igat 1, Congress might as wen tponi action indeli uitely 1 r.lie cum reason. p.ihi\k Objection. - ^ ighbor, The Enterprise 'S J I > W 7:1 posed an objection on the gre that we nr. asking a por tioißt Bryan amu a portion of Butyi which ano unwilling to be tnl'Mtito the new county ofClax wf> will dii^Mse our | LOCAL HAPPENINGS « | CAUGHT on THE CURB | Mb. E. Benton was six town Monday. Hardware,. Harness,. Buggies and flagons, ri. B, Smitht. MicChns. Pato;, of Stwanimh, was the guest of friends hese Sun day. Mil. K L. Jone®, was- a business visitor to Savannah one day this wee Xi. Miss- Eleta Eldeiw, of Abilins, was the guest of. homefolks. here Sunday. Mj:_ B. L. Jordan, was the- guest of friends at Daisy Satuudia^- and Sunday. Mr. Arnold DeLsnch, of States boro^ was pleasant visitor to our town Sunday. Masses. IL M. Stwiders- amd Ira Bacon were visitors to Savannah Saturday and Sunday. IM J. O t Stockland, Miss ■Stella Averit ami Mr. MeiviMe La nier visited Statesboro Tuesday as tmraoon. I have three plneos for rent or share crop. Waat men with their own stock, W. G. Tutea, Let- Haxl, Ga. Miss Dollie Clanton, of Claxton, was the guest »>5 her sister, Miss Maie Clanton Sunday at the home of Mrs. E. L. Jones. Cbamberla(a?B Cough Remedy has won ks great reputation and extensive sl^fe by its remai)tol>le cures of^O'^.hu colds and NUMBER 17 Many sufiers- from rheumatism have been suprised. and deliighted with the prompt relief ailbuded by applying Chaniberlain’s-LMMment. Not one ease of-rheumatismi in ten requires any internal treatment whatever. This Tm-iment is tax' sale by all deniers. Iwo men were.- arrested here Monday on suspicion. It was at Hast thought that they probably knew something about tire 10b ’ bevies which have been commit | ted in Pembroke and. nearby 'townsrecently, b»b investigation proved they had nothing to do with it. They were turned loose. The residence of Mr. E. L, •Stevens, of Lanier, is-uearing;com pletion, and when finished it will lie one of the handsomest mansions in Pembroke. It wall be a model home in every way. Mr. W. A. Gill is contractor lior thia resi ,dunce, and it is proof enough of his first class worl*. ( Children are much more likely ,to contract the contagious diseases when they have cokte. Whooping cough, diphtheria, sCaHfet ffivor and consumption ante diseases ihat are often dontracied when the child has a cold. That is why all medical authorities say beware of colds. For the qpick cure of colds you will find nothing better than Chamberlain’s <vkugh Remedy. It can always be depended upon mid is pleasant andisafe to take. For saleby all- deilers. M