Tomlinson
EVERETT TITS- WORTH, an American author, born in Shiloh, N. J., in 1859. He entered Williams College in the class of 1879, and after graduating became principal of the high school of Auburn, N. Y., then, in 1883, became headmaster of the preparatory department of Rutgers College, TOMLINSON In 1888 he devoted himself entirely to his literary work. Among his books are: "The Search for Andrew Field" (1894); "The Boy "The Boy Soldiers of 1812" (1895) Colonial Colors" (1902); "The Camp Fire of Mad Anthony" (1907) and "The Story of General Pershing" (1917).