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MOTION PTCTUFE TRIUMPH
IN FILMING LOWLY FLEA
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK. June Micre-
scopic slow motion photography Of
tlcas in action, magnifying thCm
over 5000 times, will be shown for
;hc first time in Gloria Swanson :
"cNt picture, "Finc Manners, hey
Studio announced
Success in the attempt TO photo.
graph The tiny insects Wos achieved
10y George Wcbbcr, head photog
rarh,r. after five unuckv fDcas
were killcd in unsuccessful efforts
in preparing f,r the flea close
up, the equivalent Of 25G ordinary
>potlightS was required and in the
carly attempts the flcas >hrivclcI
up aud died in - fraction of a see
end from the heat and glare.
However. after week 5 expert
Lratation, Wcbbcr succeeded by Il
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
Simpson Runs for
Superior Court

J. +. Simpson, deputy district AZ
tornev, has informed his friends
that he will be u candidate for the
office of superior Judge at the Au-
&u.,. prim"l.>o.
The prospective candidate has
been n deputy in The district at
torney's office for the past three
and onc-half vars. and proviouS to
Joining the staff he practiccd law
in IToltville. lie has been Il praC-
ticing attorney for many years, b"-
~" member of the Texas bar re-
fore coming to California.
,t Er wiz
make formal announcement of his
candidacy ut later date.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

more than 25,000,000 wears ago by
pmals on the Aagi trail The foot.
prints are made i'm moist sand and
since that time more than 1000 feet
Of rock making materials were piled
up in successive strata above them.
\ study is now being made of the
prints in I'M effort to determine what
type of prehistoric monster was re-
SpuuSible for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
MYSTERY NOTE FOUND

LOS ANGELES, June 4.-A myst-
cry note which authorities said
might have been written by Mrs,
Mcpherson. was picked up by Dep.
u-y Constable Farrick of Graham.
It read:
"HcIp. they took me to cabin
I'm Houquct canyon.
Dcputv Shcrifts went TO the can
yon iu the remote hop" the note mav
have some cunuccti.A with the miss
iug evangelist.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
PAGE EIGHT
OLIEsT FOOTPRINTS
FOUND IN COLORADO

WASHINGTON, June 4-Thc odd
est footprints on the sand of time
IN America have been found by DR..
Charles w. Gilmore. Smithsonian
paientologist, in the Colorado Grand
canyon.
The tracks found by the scientist
are believed to have been made
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
Friday, June 4, 1926

new photographic method he refused
to disclose and the flea, about one
sixteenth of an inch long, appeared
sixteen feet long Cn an eighteen
foot Screen,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
AIMEE AG'PHERSON TO RETURN
TOIOS ANGELES ABOUT JUNE 1G

Avengers, demanded 100000 for
the return of Mrs. Mcpherson. and
Threatened death to the woman if the
money WIS not paid.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

Thurston county, Washington
farmers have planted experiments
sugar beet acreage and will delive
the crop to plant at BelGngham.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

The only large potato market in
Oregon is at Portland aud Wash
ington shipped go carloads there
in 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

Alfalfa had grown three feet high
N Skagit county, Washington, be
Sore May i, the earliest crop ever
grown there.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
AMERICAN
AT Cleveland

Detroit 010 600 O30-2 10 ,
Cleveland O20 002 00N-i ) o
Whitehill, Collins and Manion;
Miller aud l.. Scwell.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
Nv United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-NrS.
Francis b. Marshall, prominent San
Francisco mission worker, annouuc-
ed today that she had received in
formation 10 the effect that Aimee
Ncr,r'c NcPhcrson missing Los An-
eole> evangelist. is alive an well
au6 VIII returu to explain her ah-
>o"~c wi'li0 twelve days,
Mr.. Marshall. hacker Of the Way
farcr'S Pcutorostal Mission. who's"
,,onlcrs $50 followers Of Mrs. Me
nhe~sau obtained her information
l.,- tr'cuhonc from Il man represent
ing himself to DE one of the cvange-
H-t's lieVtcnmrS.
Mrs. Marshall was asked by her
informant 10 give q statement 10
tie press 10 stop circulation Of ri
dicu}ou> rumars - about the miSS,H"
woman. Size said.
Il hava asked this man 10 prove
Lis idertitv.' Ms. Narshall said.
,.Tf ho is the man he claims to be
he i Trustworthy and his statement
j, true.
The statement follows
Aimee Semplc Mcpherson is not
dead. She was not drowned. She
was not kidnapped. She is not sick.
There is a reason for her remain-
ING i'm secIusion which must not be
known now. She has n right to live
her own life in privacy. She viii
return to Angelus Temple in Los
Angeles about June 1d. with rca-
sons for her actions.
If the informant :. identity proves
false. Mrs. Marshall said it WIS her
belief that kidnapers were using his
name as ruse to cover their trail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
at St. Louis

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II. Louis GEO 100 llx-3 / Q
Edwards. ThGrston and Schalk:
Zachary and Dixon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

Ljte's a lot ot trouble. Bu then
You only have t. live i one ~ecoui
.i u time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
COTTON MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS. June 4.--Cottou
futures closed barely steady. spots
steady 10 10 lower: midS 1890.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

san FRANCISCO. June f.
From a maze of "clucs, kidnapping
notes. ransom demands and contra
dieting reports of the woman : zap
pearance' in several parts of the
state at once. California officials to-
day had extracted one probable con
crete fact from the Investigation
surrounding the mysterious diSap-
pearancc of Aimee Scmplc McPhcr-
son.
It is that Aimee Semple McPhcr-
son, famous evangelist Of AngeluS
temple. Los Angeles. is dead.
L have felt that Mrs. McPhcr-
son was dead from the start. de-
clared Captain Herman Cline Of the
Los Angeles detective bureau.
I have taken no stock in the
ransom notes. the mysterious threats
of bodily injury TO Mrs. Mcpherson
unless money was forthcoming.
"Thcre was only one angle TO the
ease which east doubt on her drown
ing. That was the mysterious be
havior of Kenneth q. Orniston, her
former radio operator.
Captain Cline came to san Fran
cisco Yesterday to question OrmiS-
ton.
Today he returned 70 Los Angeles
with his mission not accomplished.
Waited for Ormiston
II have waited n full day for
Ormiston. Cline said on depar-
turc. He knows that | was her"
and knew where to find me. and
had promised that he would see me-.
Auparrntlv he is 'hiling ont.
But | am convinced that Orm.S-
ton had nothing TO do with Mrs. Nc
Pherson S disappearance. He las
some other reason. not connected
with the Mcpherson case. for dcSir-
ING to evade further publicity.
CAPTAIN Cline left instructions
with san Francisco detectives ON the
questions to be put TO Ormiston'
should he vet appear.
Ormistor 5 failure 20 appear was
sharp disappoi. .tment to Captain
Cline. The Investigation, involved
and complicated through the intro
ductiou OF fresh rumors daily. would
have been cleared had Ormiston APP
pea2ed and denied, as he was expect
ed To do, the many rumors which
linked him with the disappearance.
Captain Cline said,
As long as he fails 10 answer his
unofficial summons the ease Will re-
main rlouded and Mrs. Mcpherson 5
death viii still bc denied by many
even though she beyond doubt Is
iead. the Lo. Angeles detective cap
t.iu said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

The smallest thing on earth may
T., parts of tn atom. but t..e too
smallest are tight shoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04
At EiitShnroh

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iush and lIartlrtt; Meadows ana
smith.
st. Louis q, Philadelphia, post
noncd. rain.
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At Boston

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Boston 02O 006 lOX--S u >
RiNcv, Lucas and Picinich; Hcarn,
Grah;lm and j. TAYLOR.
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BOX SCORES
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Vance and llargraVeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

Il sparkling eye has Sunny Jim,
His heads erect, ki5 qocisi is Sim;
He's healthy as q man could wish-
Bran-Dandies is his brccktcsf dish.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-04

THERE'S really lot of fun in life when
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it permit an accumulation Of constipation's
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It's easy to be healthy. It's easy to find
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-10

Rev. M. M. jefferson, pastor of St.
aPuFs M. E. Church, preached for
Rev. w. Il. Hoverton at the Mt. Zion
A. N. e. Church Monday night. Attn
instant. His text was Mark: IL al
subject, Money and Religion" A
large collection was lifted after his
powerful appeal. On Tuesday Rev.
William Gilbert, of Sweet Union
Baptist Church, preached for Rev.
w. X. Howerton. There are series
of sermons being delivered in this
city this week by associated minis
ters of the city. Wednesday night
Rev. j. X. Louderback, of the Chris
tian Church, will worship with Mt.
Zion. The congregations are accom-
panying their pastors.
Thursday night, Rev. Owens, of
Jerusalem Baptist Church, will
preach for Rev. w. X. Howerton.
Rev. w. R. Howerton delivered a
powerful discourse at his church on
last Sunday morning There was a
great gathering of the st. Luke here
last Sunday. Rev. ID. R. Powell,
OF the Hill Street Baptist Church,
delivered mastery Thanksgiving
discourse.
Ar. Holland, of 319 Tenth Avenue.
N. E.. has been indisposed.
Mr.. Jacob King is out again.
MIR. Ciarissa Brinkley, of Philadel-
phia. is in the city visiting Rev.
George frankie Miller and family.
Mrs. Souhia Powell, of Norfolk, is
here. She is visiting Miss Maggie
Dehaven.
Miss Mary E. White left for Phila-
delphia.
The opening day of Springwood
ball park was celebrated Easter. On
Monday the section excursion over
the Pumpkin Vine route took place,
the parties coming in from Winston
Salem. A game of baseball took
place between the Winston Salem
team and the Roanoke team. The
score was to 5 in favor of Roanoke.
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF the City
OF Richmond, Wednesday, March
Bird, 1926.
AUGUSTER HOLDCLAw, Plaintiff
against
ULLIE HOdIDCLAW. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from the bond Of
matrimony from the defendant Lii
lie Holdclaw by the plaintiff Angus
ter Holdclaw on the grounds Of de-
sertion.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant
Lille Hoidclaw is not q res dent of
the State of Virginia and it is or
dered that she do appear within ten
days from the date after the due
publication Of this order and do
whatever may be necessary TO pro-
tect her interest In this suit
A Copy-Teste:
q. M. ROwELLE. Clerk
BY Garland B. Taylor, d. C.
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FULTON NOTES.

The services at the Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church last Sunday were
very impressive. The pastor preached
a very betitting sermon for the oc
casion in the morning. The Sunday
school rendered part of their Easter
program during the session of the
Sunday school and finished the rest
at night. A large gathering were
present for the communion service.
We shall look for you tomorrow at
Calvary. Monday, the 18th instant.
7. NJ. band concert at the church.
The services at the new Vine Bap
tist Church last Sabbath were very
interesting. The pastor, Rev. w. l..
Tuck. delivered strong and spir
ltual sermon at IL o'clock noon ON
Woman. Why Weepeth Thou?
Whom Seeketh Thou?" Live music
BY the choir. Deacon Ridley. of
petersburg. presided at the organ.
The o'clock service was in charge
OF the Sunday school. A great pro.
gram was rendered. Rev. jefferson
delivered the installation address,
using for his basis 1.-THE Bible and
It's Purpose" He also preached at
the evening service. The people at
the new Vine Baptist Church axe des-
fined TO do great things for the Lord.
.9e writer desires the good people
OF the church and community to pur.
chase the Planet every week.
ihe Eastern Star Old Plantation.
- %oman's club of Fulton, will leave
the city on the 18th instant to carry,
out several engagements in Danville,
Va, at the following cSgurches:
Shiloh. First, Camp Grove, Beuian,
Loyal, Union, Shady Grove and other |
Baptist churches, A. R, Allen, first J
p; sallie isas:es, second B.; ". E.
Jeter. manager, 1909 State Street 1
N. L. Thomas, president; Rosa
Thomas, chaplain; L. L. Jeter, secre-
tary. We leave in the name Of the
Lord. and we request your prayers
in our behalf.
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DEATHS REPORTED
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The following is a list of deaths
Icolered) reported to the Bureau of
Health from March 81, 1925, to April
Z, 1926, with date of death:
March 30-Julia Lee Brown, 1900
North Twentysninth Street, age one
year; infant King, 713 West Leigh
Street, age one hour; infant O'Neil,
1214k st. Paul Street, age two
days; Easter Robinson, S3O North
Twenty-eighth Street, age CT years.
March 29-Infant O'Neil, 1214k
st. Paul Street, age one day.
April Horace Edward Parson,
4O3 West Clay Street, age years.
March 31-Infant Branch, 1906
North Second Street, age / day.
April 24-Viola Crump, 1924
North Twenty-eighth Street, age &c
days.
April 2-Evy Pearl Vaughan, 4
North Twenty-third Street, age 2
years.
April ELLA Jackson, 1906 North
First Street, age SO years.
April Alexander Brown, City
Home, age Sc years.
April Frances Clarke Jones,
l242 Parkwood Avenue, age so
years.
April Sarah Conway, 1900
West First Street, age AZ years.
March 31--Robert Jennings, 1906
East Grace Street, age 45 years.
April David Whitehead, 2115
Everett Street, age 81 years.
April Lille Brunette, 1895
West Clay Street. age l day.
April 5-Ophelia Reese, 800 North
Nineteenth Street (rear), age "a
years.
April George E. Brown, West
Point, Va, age AZ years.
April 2-Abbie Anderson, 141
Cedar Street, age IL years.
April 3-John Walters, 62i North
Sixth Street, age 2 years.
April William Robinson. S2o
Williams Street, age 2 months.
April Saddle johnson, IL Wood
Street, age IL years.
April 3-Josephine Adams, City
Home, age AZ years.
April 3-John Johnson, 1920 Sec
ond Street, age 46 years.
April ELLA Howard, City Home.
age so years.
April 3-Loretta Kelly, 725 North
Ninth Street, age 8 years.
Aprili3-Mary ID. Tyler, 600 West
Clay Street, age So years.
April earl West, 815 North
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THAT BABY YOU'VE LONGED
FOR
Mrs. Burton Advises Women on
Motherhood and Compan:onship

Motherhood and Compan:onship
For several years 1 was denied
the blessing Of motherhood" writes
Mrs. Margaret Burton of Kansas
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ing and melancholia. Now I am the
proud mother of a beautiful little
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inspiration 10 my husband. believe
hundreds OF other women would
Ike % know the secret of my hap
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any married woman who viii write
me-" Mrs Burton offers her advice
entirely without CHARGE She has
nothing 20 sch. Letters should be
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Seventh Street, age 6 years.
April 5-Alonza Coleman, 81 King
Street, age 90 years.
April 3-John A. P. Nesbit, 1910
Williams Street, age A years.
April 9-Jim Britt, City Home,
age Al years.
April 5-Harry Dean Taylor, Jr:,
Ills Buchanan Street, age Ia years.
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LEGAL NOTICES


IN The Law and Equity Court Of
the City Of Richmond. the first
day Of Mhrsh, 1ete.
ELENORA BOILING Plaintiff
against
JAMES BOILING. Defendant
IN CHANCBRY.
The object of this suit Is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce rom the
bond Of matri4ony by the plaintiff
from the defendant upon the ground
OF wIlfui desertiop and abandon
mend for three years and more.
And an affidavit having been
made and fled that the defendant
is not resident Of the State of
Virginia; II 10 ordered that said
defendant, james Boiling. appear
here within ten days after the due
publication OF this order and do
whsr may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit
A Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Nerk.
By "A M. Bdwards, D. G..
J. HENRY CRUTCHFTBLeD, p. Il.
I'LL n Marshall St.,
Richmond, va.
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RBOL|WA Removing
\ S|GNSO PRUSSIA
Col. Gertsch Taking Post Of
Gen. Kundt, Generally
Hated in Country.
RY CLAUDE o, PIKE.

~ Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
RANTIAGO, Chile. July 15.The
TASK Of Notwithstanding the Bolivian
army is under way,
Col. Gertsch, a leading figure In
the Swiss army, has been rendered
the post of inspector, succeeding
Gen. Hans KNndt, German World
War officer. The latter now is visit.
ing In his fatherland. President
Silss, to avoid possible political dis
turbances, is canceling his commits
! sion.
Gen. Kundt made possible the Ave.
year dictatorship of Bautiste Saave-
dra. carrying out Saavedra's dictates
with such Prussian thoroughness
that he aroused national ennnity.
Even the army officers opposed
Kundt's ruthlessness, though they
were helpless to do anything about
1t.
When Saavedra was succeeded by
the Siles administration there was
widespread demand for the busting
OF Gen. Kundt. Siles tactfully ended
Saavedraism by rendering Saayedra
a European ministerial post. It is
said that after SaaveIira left the
country President Siles quietly In
structed Bolivian consuls abroad to
refuse Saavedra a wise for his return.
Gen. Kundt, German born, was
brought to Bolivia before the World
War to train the Bolivian army. He
returned to Germany for service dur.