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Webster (HENRY KITCHELL an American)

HENRY KITCHELL, an American author, born at Evanston, Ill., in 1875. He was graduated from Hamilton College in 1897, and 1898 was an instructor of rhetoric at Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. He wrote "The Short Line War" (with Samuel Merwin, 1899); "The Banker and the Bear"; "The Story of a Corner in Land" (1900); "Calumet 'K'" (with Samuel Merwin, 1901); "Roger Drake, Captain of Industry" (1903); "The Duke of Cameron Avenue" (1904); "Traitor and Loyalist" (1904); "Comra Samuel Merwin, 1907); "The Whisper- (1904); "Comrade John" (with ing Man" (1908); "A King in Khaki" WEBSTER (1909); "The Sky Man" (1910); "The Girl in the Other Seat" (1911); "June Madness" (1912); "The Ghost Girl" (1913); "The Butterfly" (1914); "The Real Adventure" (1916); "The Painted Scene" (1916) "The Thoroughbred" (1917); "An American Family" (1918).