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In t dur First thai National mat Bank W. C. DAVIS, Pre J. A. WEINBE J. WILI[NG TO B[ DRAFTED CHAMP CLARK A88[RT Former Speaker of House Decides I Become Candidate for Nomina tion, Says Woman Politician PLANS TO FIGHT, IS CLAIM Missouri Member Declares le Ready to Serve But Will Make 1 Active Campaign. New York, April 26.-Champ Clar former speaker of the house of Rei resentatives, has decided to becon a candidate for the Democrat Presidential nomination, it mas d clared here today by Mrs. Jul Sanders, an officer of the Smastil Club, a - woman's political organiz tion. Mrs. Sanders said that Mr. Clai had made known his decision to h over the telephone from Washuigto explained he desired to make the ai nouncement through a woman's o ganization, " in appreciation of tl charming compliment the wom< voters of the countrf have paid him bf supporting him during his publ career. "I would be glad to serve t] people as I have served them fi twventy-three years," said Mr. Clar "I am not going into any state wage a fight for delegates to tl Democratic national convention. a poor man, I can not buy politic patronage." Could Not Decline. Washington, April 26.-Form 01 ASANISEiP question os - out of sight belo will take care c effective as a cc The t ype we ning water. U a fully modern The cost is mo Trho Sanisep health authorities. y ' No chemicals- r booklot describing - 9"m mines, mills and request. Inquirie (Made by Cemnen| O Thous T-Hill Plum A special aystoin fi premises nlot N1. . B he protection, that we afford customers, and in the service we render, we strive to ze this a "100 per cent bank." sident RG, Vice-President T. STUKES, Cashier Speaker Clark -said today that whil< he had, not authorized anyon6 to an S nounce his candidacy for the Demo cratic Presidentials nomination, "n man could decline such an honor i offered freely." "I have not lifted and do not in tend to lift my finger, or open lm mouth to get the nomination," Mr Clark said. "All that I have eve s said is that "Barkis is willin'." o Mr. Clark added that he assumo Mrs. Sanders' announcement wa based on his previous statements re k, garding his attitude toward the noni ination. e Mr. Clark saidi he had not com ic municated with Mrs.. Sanders "fo 3 two or three months." ia Says No Effort Made. a "Just. say this for me," he saik and dictated the following: "I have not said a word, or writte: k a line, or lifted my finger to ge 3r the nomination at San Francisco, an n, I do not intend to do so. I suppos ,- the delegates would like to elect th r- man nominated at San Francisco. I it they think I can be elected, the mn will nominate me. If they simpl ," want to nominate somebody-if tha ic is al ]they want-they will nominat somebody else. 1o "I know Mrs. Sanders very well or she is a fine woman, has lots c k, sense, but I never authorized her c to anyone else to nominate me for Prosi io (lent." al HAIL AND RAIN DEST ROY CROP| er Ilarvin, April 26.-A hail, rain an Sanisep adds 'home comfort System settles permanently the sanitation. Quickly installed, w ground, your Sanisep System f sewage forever. It is just as mnection with city sewers. recommend connects with run sing the system, you can have bathroom and kitchen drainage. derate. nethod is recommended by leading It complies with strictest regulations. o cleaning -- takes caro of itself. A Sanisep Systems for homes, schools, industrial villages will be sent on a are invitedl. Product. Comnpany. Wilmington, N. C.) bing & Supply Co., 4anning, S. C. - -, e ' 1 . 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McKnigth, of Sumter and Mr. Wwight* Cain, who were traveling along the road near Bethel Church were bruised Mr. Cain having been beaten into un-. consciousness for several minutes. It is saidl somo of the hailstones were as large as a cup and many the sizet of the proverbial hen egg. TREASURERS COME OUT Venice, April 2.-Now that th'o war is over andl.Venice has recovered from the nightmare of having her wealth of art destroyed by shell fire or worse still, looted by soldiers, one b~y one her treasures from undlerground~ cellars or dlistant galleries are beig returnedl to a their nlaes. M MEN& autornobil6e TODAY there are more than 7,000,,000 of them in the coun:ry. Pretty soor nearly everybody in this sec tion will be traveling arounc in his owA.;n automobile II The firot thing a man wants to/ lnow nowadays when he starts out to buy a car, is how much it is going to cost him to keep it run ming. 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