Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-16
BY s.Pan Dandy GirI.''

The time for quick action having ar
rived. and with myself setting a pace
which has about every man and woman
in this city ~prancing around in circles, it
IS now up to me TO give a few facts re-
garding the actual workings of this
campaign, which may cause you 20 sit
Up straight and think. I am now in
Tor rapid work.. as you will shortly dis
cover. It is really how I have man
aged TO remain a fugitive from the peo-
ple Of Newark for seven days. visiting
prominent stores, theatres, talking 10
scores OF people. and travelling about
The city in q most carefree manner
Had you gone after this work in
TIE right way yesterday someone would
now have been $50 richer. I did not
think I would be able 10 go another
whole day without being captured.
Don't always look for the girl with the
Merry Widow hat and nicely gowned.
I am as likely 10 appear among you as
a beggar on one Of your street corners
1or I have often in other cities dressed
as such. or appeared poorly dressed as
an old woman and sell papers, so while
looking for me remember that clothes
does not always make the person"
Another thing I must impress upon the
minds Of the young men that at no
time are they to grab a woman and act
rr4iely when accosting a lady. II is as
eay 10 always appear at your best and
re1nember that you are a gentleman,
and If a lady tells you no. IL is no,
therefore leave her alone and there will
BE- no harm done, for when 1 am prop
eriy a~ccosted I win at once admit my
identity and you win have Won the $50.
Please bear this in mind and do not
make It unpleasant for other ladies' in
the gatherings.
Yesterday morning I was greatly dis
appointed not 10 have found Mavor
Haussiing at his Office on nv visit 10
the City Hall. Entering this beautiful
city building. 1 asked Of one Of the Of
3icers the way TO the Mayors office.
He very politely escorted me over TO
the elevator, telling me the desired Of
fee was on the second floor. While
standing. waiting for the elevator. I
remarked TO the officer thai Newark
had a beautiful building for the City
Hall. Yes he replied. we have a
fine building here"
But there is one thing YOU need had
"" 7 remarked. "and that is a new
flag" With this the officer replied.
laughing, "Is that so? Well. we are
waiting for some one to give US a new
one: maybe you can find that some
one." I replied that I would like TO
BY this time I was stepping in the
car, and on reaching the tor floor. al
the Mayors Office entrance. I asked OF
another officer whether the Mayor was
IN or not. mo, he is not In; won't be in
until II o'clock, but his secretary is
Will he do?' I hesitated for a second
and then said, yes. 7 will see him .
With this I was taken into the Office
ana met the secretary, who was con
versing with another gentleman at the
time.
Or repeating the question regardine
the Mayor Mr.. Secretary Informed ms
that the Mayor was not in and that he
did not expect him until -. if he
came then. as the Mayor was very bus,
today; l decided that I would tell hin
what had called for. and at once
stated that I wished to know to whon
should go in behalf of a very noo,