The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-06
MISSING MISS
IN THE ORANGES
WITH THAT $50
Chance for People in That Part
of Essex to Identify Her
and Get $50.
FACTORY ZONE in HER
ITINERARY FOR TODAY
Starts from Lackawanna's
Broad Street Station on Trip
to Challenge Capture.
BY THE MISSING MISS.

After escaping capture Friday and
Saturday by many narrow margins, I
have planned today to give most of the
people of the Oranges an opportunity
to win the $50 1 will award 10 the
shrewd amateur sleuth who properly
Identifies me.
Starting from the Broad street sta
ton of the Lackawanna this afternoon,
I will leave the train at the East Or
ange station. This will be a train on
which a great man, persons ride who
leave 1t at East Orange. After a walk
through the shaded streets in the
vicinity of the station, l shall strike
Main street, and then walk west to
Orange. 1 may walk on either or both
sides. I know a place on tho way Where
they sell a delicious glass of soda.
In Orange l will visit one Of the
shops and later board a trolley ear
that will take me to West Orange.
There l propose to be at or near the
photograph works, and then | will re-
turn to Orange and take a car for the
hat factories in the Valley, where
thousands of men and women are en-
ployed. I will be in the vicinity of the
hat factories when their employees quit
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them an opportunity to see me, and,
If they observe my picture carefully
and possess true detective ability, my
identity should be a comparatively
easy matter.
After that I will return to Newark
on an Orange car, alighting at Broad
and Market streets.
In West Hudson Tomorrow.
Tor fon1nrrorp yonrpSno houa
planned a visit to the towns across the
river, Harrison, Arlington and Kearny,
where generous invitations have been
extended to me.
Over there nan young men and
women believe they possess true Sher-
lock Holmes instinct and have dared
me to appear in Harrison, Arlington
and Kearny.
In the afternoon I AVE planned to
walk down Broad street, visiting the
various shops and to take one or two
nice, cool trolley rides.
To win the prize the person who
would identify me must carry a cop of
THE EVENING STAR in the hand, so
I may see 1t without having to ask for
1t. This paper must be of the previous
days date If the Identification Is made
before 2 p. m, n of the current days
issue If the Identification Is made after
2 D. m.
Second, the person making the identi-
1cation must be a resident of the State
of New Jersey. cannot be an employee
or former employee of THE STAR, or
a member Of an employees household.
Boys under 16 are barred.
The Way to Identity 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:
"I 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.
L will not try to conceal my Identity
nor will 1 cry it broadcast among the
multitude. But, 1 will not wear masks
or wigs or alter my appearance as in
dictated in the pictures. And. If any
one properly qualified Identifies me, ac-
cording to the rules I have set forth, I
will readily admit my identity n will
award the prize.