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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
PLAN SUBMITTED
TO BETTER ROADS
Champion of Railroad Sc
curities Owners De-
cries Errors"
COMMITTEES WANTED
Operating Executives Should
Not Have Sayso, De-
clares Warficld

NEW YORK, March IA fstab
I4hmcnt OF u committee 81 railroad
directors and another reprcacnting
tho largest shipping organizations
~ the country 10 confer with com
mlttcoa of mo National AVpclation
Of owners Of Railroad Securities 10
prevent future errurs' Ia railroad
policies which will inevitably lead q"
government ownership. was recon
ncndod In a report adopted by the
governing committees Of the ahsocl-
alton and made public today.
S. Davies Warfield the nssocia-
toms president. pointed out In me
report that tho questions a. Issue
are altogether TOO far reaching and
vital 10 the people aa u whole Il"
permit or errora In Judgment be
tween the owners ana operating 90
orutives. that each have their
proper place In the settlement or
these questions and mat the public
will not stand for any further mis-
takes on tho part OF the railroads"
Meeting Largely Attended.
Tho suggestions for operation
embodied In Mr.. Warfleld's report
were unanimously adopted at u
largely attended meeting of bankers
and Ito insurance presidents from
Hil i'tAl - VI NV N.llAN'N h''hN'Hs a'''.f
provide that tho committee OF rail-
road directors. comprising one
member from each board ~ class |
railroads shall name smaller COM
mitfcc OF not more than 20 dircc-
tors who In turn shall appoint a
subcommittee ~ scvcu the MON
bcrs Of an cnmmittrcs to be selected
geogrHphicalls To this committee.
II ia suEEcAted. shall ho referred
Questions Of policy. both public and
legislative, with which the railroads
Will have 10 deal. also matters of
legislative financial policy In respect
20 the railroads ne q whole
Nctlon Would bc Final.
ANY action taken Jointly hv thc
committee Of railroad directors and
the committee representing the Hc
curitics holders. Is ~ De binding on
hoth.' u was stipulated
Mr Warficld gave iu detail the
circumstances under which The own
crs approached he return OF the
railroads and Tho necessities for
changing tho organic law 20 admit
OF rates sufficient 20 allow for the
great discrepancies IN earnings bo-
tween the various railroads and to
re.establish railroad credit Many
OF these necessities. he pointed out,
are not operating matters ana
should not he left 10 tho decision OF
any organization OF parely operating
executives
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
GENERAL ALLEN
MEETS LEADERS
American Commander On
Rhine In Conference
On Hun Situation

WASHINGTON, March Ia
Cables from London and Paris re-
porting the uprising in Germany
reached the state department today
but the only direct word from tina.
country merely confirms press re
ports OF the arrival at Dresden OF
Picsideu Ebert ana some of his az
eociates iu the old Berlin govern
mcnt, The department, ala not MAJ
public tho Dresden message IN tex
or the reports from tho British aIl
Frcnch capitals which were said
only ia contain summaries Of ~"
press roporls published In thog.
cities.
Pending direct adNiccs and
clearer understanding OF ihe situa-
tion in Horlin and the sCope OF the
new movement, officmlS would ma.
comment. Silence also was mu!u.
tained at the war department al
though It was regarded as probable
that definite summary Of the new
situation as Il affects allied aud
American troops holding the Rhiuo
brldgcheRds was soon 10 he expected
from Major General Henry 4. Allen,
commanding the American forces
The fact that council of tho mlli-
tarS commander on the Rhine had
hecn called, Couplcd with the rCnort
from Paris that Marshal 'oCh had
gone 10 attend the meeting was re-
gardcd as siEnificaut Any steps
contemplated nv the allies and I'm.
volvinr the uso Of troops. 10 was
thought would find their origin at
t'his conference,
what par, American troops might
plaN I'm the situation appeared
highly doubtful
II was pointed out that tho Amorl-
can forces iu Germany are ON an en-
tirely different footing from the
French or British as the United
states technically Is sull ut war
with Germany Armistice coudi
iions govern tho American force,
while the allied commands ar,
under the terms OF the treaty ol
Versailles
General Allen has moro rnar
$4,000 American troops under me
command Tho total number r
Europe ON March o WIS 17.oSl. hu
q number OF dotachmruts are scat
tered iu various parts OF Franco on
gagged in closing out wartime en-
tcrpriscs.
The force on tho Rhine ts com
posed OF two hrigldcs the First. a
Coblcn2, CImposci oi the Eighth iu
fantrv Fins; battalion. First rclt
artillery First field signal bauN
ion, Companies A. g.. and II Iirs
engineers, two provisional troops %
cavalry and the usual h.suIfai
transport and sgpu, units. and tm
Second. commanded hv Colonel W.
liam ". Sage, al Nndoruapn. ahlu
30 kilomciors down 'ho Rhiuc from
Cobleuz. The Second brigade I'm
cludCs the Fif'h and tifticth nfnn
try, sent over to carry out Oh
American psrt in policing the Sucsl
plehiscitc area, When this was Pre-
~ a n -
United states had not ratified IN
treaty, the brigade was rcained i
the American area on tho Rhine
II was believed by officers that Gen
oral Aliens function would be lin
ilcd TO defense of his area only
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
NV MclI. Cr MncA

Barbara OH company no we'll
northwest corner southwest g@-
i2-l", 500 barrels daily. sand from
2.l6O to Ass.
Barbara Ou company No. VOL
middle north Nne northwest south,
west 22-lg-12. 100 barrels daily
sand from 2lt5 to 2.20O feet
Producers & BofincrS corporation
No nuWnius. southwest corner %,
northeast l1-li-ll. making 250 bar
rCls daily. Just IN top of dcop sand
found at 2N39, Flow should bc n
creased on deeper drilling.
Tribes Oil company No. S Holmc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

NEW YORK March - Nnj'c there rs
no w.akuc-, tn steel. tho uudrrtour is
slightly easier as traffic conditions improve
and buyers show less inclination 40 bid
cNtrs,aEant prices Production has shown
,trad, Improvement and promises 90 in
crease Demand. however ~ still largely In
excess 81 supply
luuulr, for iron has improved during th'
A.l trw daNa hnt actual business is EtilI
comparatively light and the tone 81 the
market Ir easier
Demand f0r copper has continued light
and rr... have declined
cad b. In fair demand and very strong
with tho rise ~ exchange demand to'
lu. n, exporters has inrrriscd. The mar
kgi us steady
Tho market for t.n has Nuctuaicd viii
London Nutmouy is quiet and lower
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
In The Dnncnn IYclh.

Tho Magnolia Petroleum company
has Iig No for i's so. ! Too Nippor
ir tho southeast corner of the north
cast northeast northeast 32-ls-9w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

Casinghead gas wanted in
Oklahoma, Texas or Louisi-
ana. Experienced operators,
h.. equipment ready for de-
livery,
Address lob, World
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Seventh and Boulder
405 South Frankfort
LIGiiT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms -. y

LIGHT HOtSENEEflNnh h""',-- '---l,
TWO NICELY furnished rooms i'T "s''
housekeeping los y. pclLo.-- ------,.--i
EIGIN. s., 5Og--One nicely iui"'''
light housekeeping room ---------..,,
CHEYENNE, s.. siS-Two nice. g
housekeeping rooms Tor rent --',--r-S.1,I -;,.si
housekeeping rooms ground tog, Also
vate entrance, good well or N'F'''
garage. Usage 5997, --,-.- ,os.
ELWoOD, n, 5i2,-Two conneeunis,, In.
ern light housekeeping io'"''
by the month. -.-----...,,s-.
TENTH. r., 234-One suite OF lsh'
ksepine. ----- ,---..---,issp-
FOR RENT-One large light ao11Is3SrTS,
ing room ST. per week. NJ. w -,
TWO NICELY furnished rooms WV. WIZ o,ags
privileges; on iitney A'e. "O'
i60i ---..,fort
TWO NICELY furnished room, ''"''
able modern l33i u. se-oaal- -7..Ior -7,-....aIor
CHEYFNNE, EoRTH-Lsht ssa6o,
rooms, close in. Phone o'Hs' '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
COTTON ADVANCES

NEW ORLEANS. March Continued
had weather IN the cotton belt and the re
roycrics iu foreign exchange were the sus
tainiug Influences for the cotton market
last week and tho close was az not ad
vnnces iu spite Of the news ot tho rcyo'u
tion In Germany on the closing session,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Want Ads
Rates and Information

Ito per word per time
Seven insertions for the price OF SIX.
Minimum space ~ words
lc per word per day when copy runs
one month without change
Minimum amount accepted CSC.
ALI CHARGE wANr ADS are que
and payable the same day first inser-
tinn Of ad appesrH tAll out-ot town
want ads ana all wanted to rent sit
uAtions wanted. wearing apparel ana
household goods ads are positively
cash In advance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged at the same rate as cash ads
and collections will be made at your
home or office soon after frst IN
scTtlon a. possible. this Is an accom-
mediation service and payments should
he made promptly when bill IL pro-
scntcd. Always ask your telephone ad
to he repeated back to you by the
telephone sd tsker to make sure that
It has been correctly taken. The world
cannot assume responsibility for errors
~ any Kind occurring In telephone ad-
vortisemcnts.
Under no circumstances are We re-
eponsible for errors IN any advertise
ment unless reported Immediately
after first Insertion 40 reduction in
cost nf an ad viii he made unless error
destroys value OF sd
Phone 5000
ASK for want Ad Department
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xgrs Nrss
Ct.ftiGsic.sel-lD
ysgn gs.,-
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST AND fOt Nd
BLACK rockctbook lost ON east side. CON
return TO "A. !, nrattou. s-i kcnoshs.
liberal reward
LOST March 2. mans gold watch chain.
Phone ouge 255s. reward
FOUND Shrine pin; Thursday, owner
call Nh Malaun. osagc l51o-J.
PARTY who has " NeWblocks dog
please call again. Lost your address.
LOST-Onc travelling bag. black with
name of Toledo party reward; lost he
Turrittin, n No & care ~ Hsrnsdsll oil
CO. tgsa deptl Tulsa. OlNs
s. REWARD FOR Information or return ~
W hpg % G25y F2n ,as'9 15om eG'9mEGe
cate with Electric supply co or Stucye
Rattery co. Eighth and Main.
LOST Run dog. brown spotted; left ear
and tan answers TO name Of Denver; re
ward OsaFe 1863
LOsT-Onc ladies Elgm watch and pin
between FIRST and sixth on Boulder
SUNDAY attcrnoon reward. Usage k96i.
Lost nrindle pit bull dos name "Pat"
and tho name of owner. W. j. Milsrd.
On collar. reward Phouc 0sare .Loi.
THE THREE hoys who took skates from
porch lilS = Denver SATURDAY. night
please return 10 avoid trouble. Usage
a9ti
For SALE. one ladies' tailored suit i3N.
and othcr articles call today y. m.
LpST-A white short haired bob-taiIed
dog, with black head and short tail,
gray nose. years old built on order OF
oull dog anyone giving me Information
liberal reward phone VS., RiNby. Okla.
y ~ Deihci
Lpsr--llght beaded handbag: reward.
can Usage 3g5i
LoSr--Ou road between Red Fork and
West Tulsa. brown handbag. return
n " seventh. reward.
LuSr-Go'd and platinum har pin set with
diamond and two sspphircS Reward Val
ucd a, kcensslc Phone Usage olo.
lo,T -luN dog: brown and white spotted
."ft ear black and right eye black
trimmed ears and tail answers to name OF
Denver reward Usage 1902
PURELY Personal 8
VOTE FOR ". y. Tobin Tor commissioner
No, !, clean business administration
FOR Tulsa union man and against open
shon Primary March i6.
] WISH TO hear from Claude, verda clara
l-Zllc McClaiu. Cnrcmore okla.
Personal
WIN not be responsible for any bills con
known tncrr as Mrs LUCY Driver. signed.
LdN \ Anderson Adams. WIS
WEST MAIN MATERNITY SANiTNRIUM
An ethical maternity hospital for IN. care
and protection Of unfortunate young wo-
men, rates reasonable, babies adopted
! lhil W Main. pr. " " NEWMAN. Med
teal director, 30T Colcord Bldg, okla
homa city, Okla.
PARAMOUNT Maternity Hospital for
may work for board. babies adopted
| Write for booklet. Mrs. r n. Long, asil
I 2. Twrr,y-scyen,h 81. Kansas civ Mo
SPECIAL NOTICES o
/ NOTICE To REAL ESTATE BVOKERS-
/ PROPERTY al a3. $ Hunis is on the mar,
] ke' T. H sutherland
/ NOTICE TO- REAL ESTATE MEN -pr0p-
erty At l6'S Hodge st. Is OF the mar.
| ket h. DrandborE,
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BARGAIN
ATroMonII.rs roR sAI.r

Leaving city. Have no further use
for my Overland coupe. Will sac
rifice for $1,000. Phone Usage 1915
or call in person at 321 Mayo Bldg.
Act quickly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE To REAL ESTATE BROKERS-
Property at '32 S. Hunis is on the mar
ke' T. y sutherland.
NOTICE TO REAI. ESTATE MEN Prom
crty At l6N Hodge st, Is OF the mar.
ket h. DrandborE,
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Maternity Hospital for
confinement; private, prices reasonab BILE
may work for board: babies adopted
write Tor booklet. Mrs. r n Long, lsil
r. Twrrfy 9e,e0th 81. Kansas CITY. Mo
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PURELY PERSONAL

VOTE FOR ". \. Tobin Tor commissioner
No l, clean business administration
FOR Tulsa a union man and against open
shop Primary March i6
! WISH to hear from Claude Verds. Clara
and Clarence Dewitt thoir aunt. Mrs
] l.ElIr MctlHIu. tlaronnre Okla
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WIN not he responsible for any bills con
irautcd hY my wife now I'm Tulsa and
known thcrn as Mrs Lucy Driver. signed.
IdN. \ Anderson, Adams wis
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An ethical maternity hospital for the care
and protection Of unfortunate young wo-
men rates reasonable babies adopted
lhi1 W Main. pr. " " NEWMAN Med
teal director 9o7 Colcord Bldg, Okla
hOua city. Okla
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-14
Kinds Of staae tiumor.

The French, who have an armory of
critical terms both more exact and
more abundant than ours, distinguish
between three different kinds of stage
humor, Brander Matthews writes In
Munsey's. There is, first of all. the
mere wittlcism, the sentence laugha-
Bile in itself, the so-called "epigram =
and this they term the mot de'esprit."
Second, there is the phrase which de-
rives its comic effect not from itself
but from it's utterance at given mo-
ment in the movement Of the story
and this they term the mot d'esprit.
situation Thirdly, there is the word
or sentence whereby character ex
presses ahimself unexpectedly and
Enthusiastically unconsciously turn
Ing the f1ashlight on the UNEMPLOYED re
cesses of his own soul; and they are
wont to call this the mot de carao
tere"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-14

"Yes. I found that out afterwards.
ToCulums. l suppose he was trying
to test my integrity. / can't believe
worse Of him. But I was then In a
bad way. and what he suggested com
pletely unbalanced me. / was certain
he meant to steal the bonds from me.
must have been half insane. To
save them from him, rented safe
deposit box and pretended to him that
had put them In it; but instead l
want out past City Park and wandered
about until l found the hiding place
in the clay pit"
$50 that was It," remarked Amy.
He did not reply. He was engrossed
in gazing into Ellen's tender gray eyes.
The fond parents beamed upon the
blissful couple. Amy sighed and stole
out of the room, UNDECIDED by the
others.
Ellen snuggled closer to her lover.
"You fell into the pit" she recalled
the mishap. "Your poor dear head !"
"Only a little cut he treasured
her. Il wiped the blood off my face,
and hurried home Witt the bonds to
see Momsey and Amy before rushing
down to the bank did not wish to
see you until I conld tell you / had
restored the bonds. There was no one
In the front of the house; so / went
direct to the bathroom. washed my
head and started in to my room-Who
is the man visiting here7"
Visiting here?" repeated Mrs. Kirk
land. "What made you think that?
There has been no man staying here
except yourself. WILL"
| mo one!' he cried. you say no
one? Then I'm not cured lit was an
hallucination!"
Here. here, keep quiet! This won't
do" ordered Doctor Kirkland. what
was 1t? Explain"
| The young man sought to repress his
shuddering. "Ewhen when open
ed the passage door there was IA
something across at the mirror-It-
/ it"
"Pooh :" ridiculed the physician.
"Your own reflection"
'sThen why-why was it's back to
me?'
Its back?" quavered Ellen. "Oh,
Will!"
Pooh. poohl Nothing to 1t, my
boy" insisted the physician. Merely
a freak of vision. Think no more
about it. Amy--Whatl Where is
Amyf"
Indeed. where" murmured Mrs
Kirkland, gazing about the room. "She
has gone out. Perhaps she
has gone to call Title. Would it not
be well to telephone the good news
that Will Is safe homer
ayes. yes, to be sure-police, bank
sanitarium-allv shouted her hus
band, and he rushed out to the tele
phone.
They'll come here. dearest" whis
pered Ellen. "You shall not leave me 7
How could IT. he rapturously re
piled.
Mrs. Kirkland sank into a chair tC
dab her fearful eyes sand smile upor
the lovers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-14
PICTURESQUE IN ITS INERTIA
Town of cajamarca, In Andes Noun
tains, Inhabited by People Seem
inqIy Without Ambition.

The town OF Cajamarca. nestled
haps, the most unambitious community
in the world, according TO Harry A..
Franck, who writes in the Wide World
Magazine.
Cajamarca is very old, he says. The
Spaniards found II when they con-
quered the country centuries ago, but
nothing of the old Inca civilization re-
mains, and the oldest buildings are the
churches that the conquerors erected
Today, says Mr.. Franck, the churches
stand architecturally incomplete, not
because time has demolished them but
because, according to local tradition,
a finished structure in colonial days
had ito pay tribute to the government,
and so the builders economical by
stopping work before the churches
were finished.
| 1t is a town where the upper class
is distinguished by wearing collars and
shoes and performing no manual labor.
where the flower class is ragged and
poverty-stricken, and where life goes
on from year to year in a state of iner-
tia which nobody seems to find unde-
sirable. The unfinished churches give
the old town q picturesque aspect, be-
| ing built of stone and colored by the
passage of time until they remind a
| traveller of the ancient Spanish edi-
| fees of Salamanca nor is there any
present likelihood that the town Will
grow rich enough to spoil their pic
| turesque incompleteness by finishing
| them.
And not in century. says the latest
| visitor from the outside world, has
there been born in that town hoy
with the initiative and energy to tramp
three days over the western range. and
stow away for some place where he
could make man of himself"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-14
CHAPTER XIV.
The Man Himself.

Pensive and depressed, Amy went
out through the side door and around
into her garden. He had not looked
at her-all his loving glances had been
for Ellen.
So lost was she in the dependency
of her mood that she failed to heed
the hurried footsteps in the path be-
hind her until they were very close.
vexed at the intrusion. she started to
From behind her came low, vibrant
call: "Amyi"
She stopped. trembling. 1t was his
voice-yet so different. That deep, ar
dent note his voice as he had spo-
ken to her in the night. Bewildered,
quivering with mingled joy and fear,
she timidly looked about. He stood
before her TRANSPORTED, no longer pale
and haggard, but as he had been until
there in the library-erect, ruddy-
checked. and in his eyes that look
Swiftly the girls expression changed
from bewilderment to perplexity. from
perplexity to hysterical alarm and an
ger.
"You! what-what do you meanT
she screamed.
Before he could realize what she
was about she had darted at him and
piucked frantically at his mustache.
"Jovew he CALCULATED, and he
clapped his hand to his lip.
"Oh! oh oh - she painted, shrinking
away from him, her dilating eyes fixed
In a Mortified stare upon the few stiff
hairs in her clutched fingers. tits
real! Obi"
MY word. l should say it isv' he
mumbled. pressing hard on his lip.
'But-but how then-oh, dear! oh
dearl Take me in to doctor | must
be crazy! You had it; then you didn't
have 1t; now you do have it!''
''Have it,"
"Your mus-mustachel / thought
you had shaved. 1t was gone-rm sure
it was gone-yet now"
"GoRe! When?"
"In therein the iprary-not five
minutes ago. Oh, dearl l must be
raving crazy! 1t wasn't there then
| you've grown it again in five min
uteS! !"
He. stared at her wildly, infected
with the terror in her look and voice
Insane-insanei That face in the mir
ror She, too, had seen it,
They glared at one another, over.
come with dread and horror.
II say" remarked voice behind
him.
He wheeled about and found him
self looking into the muzzle of an au
tomato pistol in the hand Of BENIN.
Caught you mapping. eh?' jeeree
the detective. Il learned that Kirk
land was tracing in this direction.
did not rush up to the front door
Quietly slipped in from the rear
y'know; and-here we are. Quite
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-14

clever, / call 1t. No wonder you look
flabbergasted."
In fash Amy flung herself between
the two. "Don't you shoot hint Don't
you dare!" she cried.
Hastily he lowered the pistol and
sought to explain: II had no intention.
none whatever-only in seifdefense.
Can't you understand? II he is vio-
lent-attempts to resist But II you
persuade him to submit am sorry
to have to use handouts
sHandcuffs? Oh. shame. shame on
you pretending TO be his friend all
this time! Shame on you"
BENIN bit his lip. His bright. shall
low eyes deepened and darkened with
profound emotion. But he stood firm.
Il made no pretense," he rejoined-
II offered to prove myself his friend.
I stood ready to save him. even at the
cost of my professional honor"
"Your professional honor!" she re
preached.
HE is your brother. thought you
would understand. ! am willing to
give a great deal to clear him, il you
will-er-accept my"
But IL / cannot?"
.Then l shall do my duty. Do you
take me for a fool, TO eonnlye at the
escape of an embezzler, unless you are
considerate enough to
"Oh, you won't-you can't! Surely
you'll not be so meant"
| II can send him to the penitentiary
What's more, / win, unless"
"No-n-no! do noti" cried the ago
nized girl. LET him go. please let him
goi / will do what-what you wish r
"You will? You will marry met" he
demanded. and he stepped forward In
eager citation.
She shrank back with her hands
over her averted face. The prisoner
slipped n protective arm about hel
shoulders and quietly remarked tc
BENIN: Better step aside if you are
nervous. You might accidentally dis
charge your pistol. There are people
coming along the path behind you"
| Suspicious OF ruse, Benin edged
around to the side of the opening and
glanced swiftly over his shoulder.
few feet away two hats were visible
over the shrubs, moving down the
| twisting path.
"Here they are. Hurry up" Doomed
| the voice of Doctor Kirkland.
| (TO BE CONTINUED)