The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

|hc Rcd Cross has made a more
impression on Inc muses. OF
Russian people than any party.
\ or government that has held
Ter In that unfortunate country
L. the overthrow Of the cEtr;
line aud Trutzky and the followers
A~8olshcvism retain their control
b the people through terrorism
be-: under the leadership o: some
Ing man. whether he come from
bin or without OF Russia, the reign
Icrror will be brought to an end
his man does not appear shortly
Ia nation or nations who have the
Iarc OF the Russian people AZ
b.. should intervene or Germany
attempt 10 exploit the entire em-
OF Russia under the pretens" OF
Ind'y assistance.
,hosc arc among the impressions
he'd by Captain T.. W. Halloweil,
Il spent three months with the Red
|ss in Russia. and from first hand
given him by other Re
fss workers who had been In Rus
40 fpr back us the regime OF
| former car In prc-war times.
Hulloweil, whose home rs IN
Angeles. was In Albuquerque yes
1ay I'm connection with Red Gross
l. which he has continued since
/ return 10 the United states.
Was at Itc,al.
'nptnln Halloweil was stationed
In OF the time at Revnl, an rs
Inian province, 100 miles west OF
Iorrad. lie. with other Rcd Cross
akors took to- Reyul and Archnngel
II 900 worth 81 clothing and medi-
supplies for the allied soldiers IN
section and also for the CIVILIAN
Sulntiou who were rationod ana
hi for boy the allies during thelr
3ipation OF that portion OF northern
3sia. Among the supplies was n
alignment of $4,000 worth OF mos
o netting, with which all barracks
tents we're screened. Atthoush
tted In an Arctic climate neverthe-
there we're millions of mosquitoes
len, without netting 10 keep them
would have made life u|nbearable
the soldiers In their quarters.
b. the day the armistice was
he'd Mr. Hullowell was cnrouts
h. Reval 10 Murmnnsk with " SICK
wounded soldiers, all but four
Sg American, the four were lttl-
These soldiers were returned 10
bland and afterward to America
lmly. TO show lis appreciation
i me service rendered among the
4 ian soldiers In he Archangel dis
IN. an Italian colonel, on behalf OF
Italian government, presented
Htain Hailowell with a valuable iur
N. which the captain still has ana
Iiaures II dearly.
|'hc captain also produced letters
Ina the commander OF the hed
Iss i'm London, which explain more
'y than the captain would. how ne
L. TO 80 to northern Russia. Ac-
.ding 10 these letters, "a call was
tde for volunteers for the Arctie
'rk. There were 20 workers avail
L. at the time. hut as he condl'
h. In Russin were so undesirable on
Iount OF the hazards aud the I'M
hilary conditions In general Cap.
Unllowcll was the only man OF
! entire 80 who answ cred the call.
\ Magnificent city.
'pon his arrival at A~rchangel, th'
5tnin states, he saw from a AIS
|ce what he will always consider th'
H. beautiful picture he has ever
In The city stretches for "A dis.
Ice of seven miles along the coast
has a breadth Of only about toul
In this long marrow
are magnificent huilf' - OF rar'
Instruction. ample proof of one TINE
Wing been a wonderful city, hut 10
IN after one enters II IN a elty o
! and filth; "A city whore p%racticall'
sanitary laws are either Forgotten
dtsr.gprded entirely. According Il