THE PASSING OF ANDREW KELTON Andrew Kelton died suddenly, near the end of May, in Sylvia's senior year at college.

The end came unexpectedly, of heart trouble.

Harwood read of it in the morning newspaper, and soon after he reached his office Mrs.Owen called him on the telephone to say that she was going to Montgomery at once, and asking him to meet Sylvia as she passed through Indianapolis on her way home.

Both of the morning papers printed laudatory articles on Kelton; he had been held in high esteem by all the friends of Madison College, and his name was known to educators throughout the country.
On the same afternoon Bassett appeared in town on the heels of a letter saying that Dan need not expect him until the following week.
"Thought I'd better see Fitch about some receiver business, so I came down a little ahead of time.

What's new ?" "Nothing very exciting.