j X Hrent. Jr.. Walter l? Burruss, Jr.,
Dr J Harnett King. W. D Scott,
Joseph M. Goldsmith, George Free
! matt. Jr.. Andrew J. Polling, B. P.
. Willis. The delegates were instructed
? by the meeting to vote as a unit on
I questions in the convention. A resolu
tion was adopted indorsing President
Wilson and his administration and ap
1 proving the course of the Senators and
| Democratic Representatives in Con
I cress from Virginia in giving their
support to the President's policies. A
! resolution approving President Wll
P
4C .<?agsY v- jr*. /Hinui'
nsr
At The Movies To-Day
O I) i: ON ? "The .Ne'er-Do-Well,"
?lth Kathljrn William* and Wheeler
Oukman.
VICTOIl?"The M yaterle* of Mjr
rn." nllh .lean Kotliern and Hownrd
ICatn brook, and the lout episode or
"The Strange Cane of Mary Page."
.S T it A X l>?Oustln I'nrniim, In
"llnvlil Oarrick."
MIJOI.'?DrWulf Hopper, In "Sun
shine lind," and a Keystone comedy
1, ITI'I.K?l.enh Bnlrd, in "The
Cnllpli of \e>t ?Inxdnd.'1
IIK.\?"'i'he Spirit of 'fll," erlth
t.rnve DrCnrlton.
' " I/O "V I A I,?Olgn I'efrora, In
"I'lnjlnjf With Klre."
? SIS?Fnnny Ward, In "For the
Defense."
; preparedness policy also wan
adopted _
The l?omo> rats >.f Caroline County
yesterday elected the following dele
c:ites to the State convention at Roa
noke: Major T D. Cogblll, Colonel R
I-? l.?. B. Powers?. C. B i.'onwav,
R ?> Wortham. .John T Terrell. ?'ap
i tain ?" T Smith and Thomas H Chew
tiiiic Karh delegates was authorised
appoint his alternate.
\ilrr Knrmpr? Organize.
