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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
9
Dorothy Gish shines in Nugget Nell at Broadway as a lively satire of the Wild West. The Paramount comedy showcases her charm and strong supporting cast, delivering a humorous, lightly satirical Cine spectacle enjoyed by audiences. The Miracle Man is coming.
M Saponen a Petrograd art dealer who fled to Helsingfors says there is no winter uprising chance. He details captivity from June to August and loss of art valued at 4 000 000 rubles. He accuses allies blockade of starving White Russia to feed Bolsheviks.
Mrs Alexander travels to Washington to witness the new secretary’s appointment. Discussion covers Bolshevik leadership, Petrograd hardships, and Russian civil conditions. Saponen notes shortages and depopulation while praising Bolshevik education efforts and criticising Allied aid to White Russians.
Intelligence reports from the French army of occupation indicate increasing smuggling between unoccupied Germany and occupied zones. Women are now nearly as active as men with a Alsatian smuggler claiming 60 000 marks from a single deal. She bought 100 dozen knives in Solingen for six marks each and smuggled them past the Alsatian border for sale to a French dealer at 20 francs each before exchanging francs for marks at 280 per 100 francs.
H D Allen of the U S Bureau of Fisheries arrived from the government sealing station and said snow igloos often fail against Ber ing Sea winds. If accepted, fifty concrete huts would be built next year by the government.
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