The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-29

Senator Stephen B, Elkins, of West
Virginia, returning here Saturday
morning.
Speaking of Baltimore in general,
it has all the variety that goes to
make up city, that you are look
gfor. The great fire of several
years ago had the result of making
the burned section bigger and bet
ter in the way of buildings. The
Emerson Hotel and four other sky
scrapers are now in course of con-
struCtiOn and the Baltimore News,
now owned by the MunSey syndi-
cate, will erect one of the greatest
buildings here beginning December
LIST, although its present building is
a magnificent one.
In company with DR.. j. R. Reitzel
and Agent S. 0. Schaub the editor
had the pleasure Tuesday of visit
ing "Athol," a beautiful sanitarium
for women whose nerves have be-
come wrecked and dulled and who
here find an ideal place in which to
come back to their former self,
Athol is situated six miles out on
a high elevation surrounded by
beautiful lawns and shaded walks
and flowers. 1t is owned by DR..
Gundry, who has made a wonderful
success in life. He has three other
brothers running sanitarinms, one
at Washington, D C,and two others
here. His father was in charge of
the State Institution for some time
and the boys were all born in san
itarium. We can picture no pref
tier place for such an institution.
Mrs. Geo. T. Leach and Mrs. S. o,
Schaub, of this city, are now at
Athol.
While in Baltimore | had the
pleasure of meeting the Great Sa-
chem and the Great Chief of Records
of Maryland, also Past Great Sachem
LowdenSlager, Abel and Hayward,
the latter being the Oldest living
Red Man in the United States, join
ing in 1854, the other two joining
1869 and 1875 respectively, OttoWa
Tribe Is with which I met has been
in continuous operation 81 years
and is the oldest tribe in America,
even older than the Great Council
of the United States. Maryland is
the mother of the Improved Order
of Red Men and is the only state
that hasn't a charter from the ma
tional body for the reasons above
named.
! Mr.. T W. Blackburn, a former
High Point, boy holds a responsible
position with the big department
store of Stewartnear Ford'S theatre.
The old EutaW House, at one time
the best hotel here, does a rushing
business now although more modern
structures have come to the front.
1t is said that after the big fire here
which destroyed most of the down
town hotels, that the EutaW cleaned
up $4,000 from Feb. to June, charg-
ing exhorbiant prices since the New
York drummerS and various repre-
sentativeS of trade centers were on
hand and others needing quarters
and had had to have them at any
price. Tit" old landmark" received
a black eye then from which it has
never fully recovered.
The Pimlico horse races were or
last week and thousands of sports
were in the city. AS usual, hun
dreds of thousands of dollars chang
ed hands and there were many
tales of woe.
Walking up Baltimore street
saw this slogan on the sign of thu
Baltimore Bargain House;
Same goods for less money
More goods for same money"
AS the sign has been up Their
ten years | came to the conclusion
that they were the Orieinators o
this slogan which has been over
! worked through the South.
; The City Fathers of Baltimore ar
3 at least consistent they let on
I. sell soft drinks and ice cream alOn