The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-02-23
How They Voted
On Race Measures
JIM CROW CAR Bill. KILLED R,-
n VOTE OF III TO 20. MANY
DEMOCRATS VOTING WITH
THE REPUBLICANS AGAINST
IT.

! ASrceaOly with its promise OF
last week to tell who voted for OF
against the measures affecting the
Negro as such. The Advocate gives
oeloW the vote on the separate coach
bill.
THOSE in the House voting for the
passage of the bill were: Messrs.
Andersen, ButtinGton, Campbell
Illhord, Dice, Hager. Hubbard
'Harry). Kane, Kennedy. Marcum,
Marsh, Meredith. Mclntire. Nc
Laughlin. Parsons. Pemberton,
Pence, Pendleton, Paugh. Sanders,
ohock, Smoot. Symns, Terrill,
lhrockmorton, Nickers. Walton and
Nilliams-~29 and all Democrats.
opposed to its passage were: Wet
]el Garlic. Carr. Carroll. Currir, Gil
keson. Goode, Hays. Hubbard On.
CO.. Hudnall, Ice (of Marion), Ice
cor Barbour>. letters. Keister, Ken
NY. Lacy. Owens. Ogden. Padden.
Neloert. Shaver. Sperow. Thomas
Wells and Witham. Democrats: and
Barlow. Coburn. Epling. Goody-
kuntz, Henry, Huey. johnson. Law
Liller Moore, Morton. McCaulev,
NGttal. Porter. Skagg. Steele,
Strother, Van Meter and Wildman
ReDublcans-a total Of forty-four.
Absent and not voting: Belcher,
ErannCn. Courtney. Davis. Edwards,
t"ston, Hall Jolly. Miller. Morris,
CuFS' Robinson. and Wysong.
the tloue journal of Thursday,
the 10th inst, page 5SO-5Sl, reads:
unanimous consent being given,
on morton of Mr.. Barlow. Engrossed
House Bill No. PIMA bill to pre-
SerV" 10 benevolent, fraternal. social.
humane CT charitable organizations,
when are not organized for indi-
Nluual pecuniary gain the right TO
the exclusive use Of the names adoDt-
ed 3N them. whether Incorporated
or no: &c protect such organizations
IN tic use of their names and en-
DlelnS end prevent the infringement
and unauthorized use thereof, and
TEL Othet purposes.
On third reading was taken up
for consideration.
Fho Dill was then read third
tim" and passed with its title.
On the passage Of the bill the
ayes were: Messrs. Wetzel (Spcak-
err. Anderson. Barlow. Belcher. Buff
hnS1on. Campbell, Carr. Carroll
CHiford Coburn, Courtney. Currie,
Dice, Edwards, Goodc, Goodykoontz,
l1aSer. Hall, Hays. Henry. Hubbard
Harryl. Hubbard (N. c., Hudna]l.
Heuy. Ice (of Marion), Jeffers.
| johnson, Kane. h-~;'.~". KonDedv
Kenny, Lacy, Law. Liller, Marcum.
Marsh Moore. Morris Morton, Nc
Cauley, McIntire, Mclaughlin, Nut
tall ogden. Owens, Fadden. Par
sons, Pence, Pendleton. Porter
Shaver, Skaggs, Sperow, Steele,
Symns, Terrill. Thomas, Van Meter,
Eickers. Walton Wells, Whitman,
Williams and Wysong-64.
The noes were: Messrs. Epling.
Ice (of Barbour), Meredith and
SmOOt-i.
Absent and not voting: Alcssrs.
brannon, Garlic, Davis, FELTON,. Gil
Neson, Jolly. Kidd, Miller. Ours,
Pemberton Pugh. Robinson. San
ders. Seibert, Shock. STROLLER.
Ihrockmorton and Wildman.-1S."
IN explanation Of the large Re
PuDllcan vote cast in support of this
Oil, 1T can be said that the attention
or the members Of the House of Del
"gat"S had not been called to the cf-
rect ITS enactment would have upon
the Negro lodges. If its evil effects
had been pointed out, there is ev-
cry reason TO believe the Republic
cans would have opposed it as unan-
'mouSly as they did the Jim Crow
| Car bill