The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-03
MISSING MISS
HAS BOLD PLANS
FOR T0DAY'S TOUR
Will Ride in Car from Oranges
and Alight at the Four
Corners.
BY THE MISSING MISS.

Having successfully escaped detection
yesterday. my first day out as the Sec
ond Missing Miss. I propose to give
almost every one in Newark a fair
chance tomorrow, on the Fourth.
I will celebrate the day by visiting
Hillside and Electric Parks, where, Of
course, there will be great crowds, and
in the evening I will try to enjoy the
city's fireworks display in Branch
Brook Park. Remember what the pic
ture printed yesterday of me displayed.
Put 1t with the picture printed today
and you are bound to rave a much bet
ter idea of my appearance than was
given at any time Of the first Missing
Miss, who was captured by a shrewd
young woman clerk In a department
store.
A little study Of the details which
frequently battle professional detectives.
a retentive memory and an ability to
segregate the important facts from the
trifes, will equip any energetic amateur
Sherlock Holmes sufficiently to properly
identity me and win the prize of $50 in
gold. And this Is vacation.
sharp Eyes ON Her.
was pleased to see so many out
seeking me yesterday. They were. very
energetic. too. It will behoove me. I
discovered, to be exceptionally careful
In the stores. where every clerk, spurred
On by tho success of one of their num-
Der In b last contest, was eagerly
watching for my appearance. 1t was
really too bad that none Of them could
identify me. Down in Hahne's I talked
with several of the girls about the o n
test and they assured me that they
were on the lookout for me.
Today I come down from the Oranges.
possibly on a a that will land me at
Broad and Market streets between 3
and 4 o'clock. 1 want to do some shop
ping, and I will board a car in Broad
street about 4 o'clock that will take me
to a railroad station where I am to
meet a young woman friend. Together
we will walk through Broad street and
part Of Market street. n ever she
does not suspect hat I am the Missing
Miss.
III VIII tho pklLc LIZ pCIGOIl w
would identify me must carry a copy of
THE EVENING STAR in the hand, so
I may see 1t without having to ask for
Il. This paper must be of the previous
days date II the Identification is made
before 2 p. M, and of the current days
issue II the Identification Is made after
: D. m, except tomorrow, when today's
STAR will do the trick for you.
Second, the person making the identi-
fcation must be a resident of the State
of New Jersey. canno be an employee
or former employee of THE STAR. or
a member of an employees household.
Boys under 16 are barred.
The Way to Identify Her.
And, third, the amateur detective who
would win the award must advance to
me and say, while holding the right
edition of the paper:
sT read THE EVENING STAR, New
Jerseys greatest evening newspaper.
You are the Missing Miss of THE EVE
MING STAR"
The pictures printed of me from day
to day must be closely observed to get
an accurate and complete idea of my
appearance.
/ will not try to conceal my Identity
nor will ! cry 1t broadcast among the
multitude. But. I will not wear masks
or wigs or alter my appearance as in
dicated in the pictures. And, if any
one properly qualified Identifies me, ac-
cording to the rules I have set forth, 1
will readily admit my identity and will
award the prize,