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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
4
Shaughnessy returns in disguise to a studio amid a break in, finds the jimmied door, scattered sketches, and the missing portrait of himself. He pockets his weapon and rushes through the rooms as an elevator carries a civilian and two officers to the floor.
Moreaux surveys a damaged studio after a break in. Shaughnessy, the operative, identifies two sneakered footprints in blue chalk and questions Moreaux about a Shannon portrait and a Crewe sketch. Miss Stacey is linked to the Crewe image as a potential subject, with daylight approaching and police leaving.
A tense confrontation unfolds as Shaughnessy accuses Moreaux of deceit about Jess. He presses for Jess’s location claiming a prior arrangement and a frame up, threatening harder questions if not answered.
In a dawn confrontation Birge Moreaux overpowers Shaughnessy and cuffs him, then hunts Faber and Rat. Shaughnessy storms Crewe’s bar, insisting on Rat and Faber, while Crewe hints Shaughnessy may be the chief culprit, warning him he’s the boldest crook yet.
Local residents share Sunday visits with relatives and friends across Eaglesville and nearby towns. Notable mentions include the Overtons at Jas. Over ton's, Amy Hill hosting Rosa Gardner, and multiple calls on relatives such as Lamb, Clinton, Humerickhouse, and Kelsey. A revival under Rev. I W Markley began Wednesday night with invites extended to all.
Isaac Tomey spent Saturday night and Sunday with his uncle John Russell and wife near the Marsh. Lilburn Woodruff and sister Susan Matthews of near Elnora were guests of Art Woodruff Monday. Ernest Byrer spent Sunday with Eyler Hasting. James Tomey made a business trip to Elnora Tuesday. Steve Parker left Saturday for Jasonville to visit his brother. Miss Iva Greenwood was the guest of Miss Mary Webber Saturday afternoon. Clarence Parker and Walter Ritter drove to Epsom Wednesday. Clarence Ritter of near Elnora spent Monday with Art Woodruff. Victor Bowman drove to Epsom Monday. Mrs. Jake Grove spent Thursday with Mrs. E L Grove of Epsom. Mrs. Alva Hindman is seriously ill. Report says Jas Garten's family has smallpox.
Faber wakes to a harsh rap and a masked visitor, Shaughnessy. The exchange reveals Faber’s calm grip on the confrontation as Rat escapes, leaving clues about a disguise and recent actions. Shaughnessy stands shaken, realizing Faber has deduced the sequence of events.
A brief item notes Wm. Swinda was in El Nora on a Tuesday, observing local happenings and reporting traditions.
A columnist highlights that about one hundred million dollars yearly flows into U S advertising. The piece notes advertising informs on personal goods home comforts entertainment and recreation and extends to urban improvement personal ambition political power. It urges readers to consider the impact of ads when scanning newspapers.
Mr and Mrs Everett Sears of Bedford are visiting relatives here this week.
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