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20 Pages. New York, August 5, 1922. rnfn ir OJ I i IP In ir XL Page 3 1 1 "I I it Uf' "ji i I 1 r.rl ill 1 A 4iy -tl if- 1. sJ Si NEWS photo) THROUGH SIDEWALK. This hole in the sidewalk at 407 Broome Street was made yesterday when the two-ton base of a printing press fell four stories-into the cellar.

i I mm- 1 I 7 Where is Marie Carsten (above) pretty stenogr rapher, seventeen, missing from parents home in West Hoboken since Tuesday (NEWS nhotol Mrs. Jean B. Humbert, with her daughter Dorothy, yesterday awaited word from husband. HIS INSPIRATION Benny Davis wrote of his love for her in his sonj, "Angel Child," and his love grew cold is the charge Inez Ford made yesterday in $25,000 suit. vJi, j.

A rN "i i' 1 1 -I (NEWS pluH ul Miss Carsten's parents and brother Buster reading her wedding telegram. JERSEY MYSTERY. West Hoboken police sought yesterday to clear iip the mystery of the disappearance from their homes there on the same day of Marie stenographer, and Jean B. Humbert. The girl wired her parents she was married.

OLD STORY. Another May-December romance was revealed yesterday as shattered when Edith L. Ransom, twenty-three, sued J. B. Woodward, sixty, for $100,000..