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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27

belgium; similarly. the Interested
allied governments may construc,
hhlne-Meuse canal both. if con.
structed, to come under the CONNIE.
tent international commission. Ger
many may not object If the central
Rhine commission desires TO extend
us Jurisdiction over the lower
.HoseiIe, the upper Rhine. or lateral
canals.
Germany must cede 20 the allied
and associated governments certai,
tugs vessels. and facilities for nav
lgation on all these rivers. tho s,a.
c'hc details 20 be established hy an
ar0iter named by the United Stares
Decision will be based on the le-i,f-
mate needs Of the parties concerned
ana on the shipping traffic dur:n-
'he hve years before the war The
value will be included in the reruI,,
reparation account In the case Of
the Rhine shares in the Gar,Da,
Navigation companies and propert,
such as wharves and warehouses
held by Germany in Rotterdam ar
the outbreak of the war must be
handed over.
operation OF Railways.
Railways: Germany in addition
TO most favored nation treatment on
her railways. agrist (agrees-gar-
oled In transmissio2) to cooperate
in the establishment of through
ticket services for passengers and
baggage 10 ensure communication
oy rail between the allied. associated
and other states; to allow the con-
struction or improvement within %
years of such lines as necessarv.
and TO conform her rolling stocL 20
enable in its incorporation in trains
or the allied or associated powers
she also agrees to accept the denim.
cation OF the St. Gothard convention
II Switzerland and Italy so requests
ana temporarily to execute instruc-
tons as to the transport OF troons
and supplies and the establishments
OF postal and telegraphic service as
provided
"Czecho-Slovakia: To ase,-e
Czeeho-Siovakia access to the sea
special rights are given her both
north and south. Towards the Adri-
atic' she is permitted to run her own
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NOTICE OF INCREASE OF CAP
ZEAL STOCK.

Where's ~ tho annual meeting of
the stockholders OF the S7r.ngs
hanS.ng ~ Mercantile Co:Apa.
b d at Lancaster, :. c.. on the IL
'eeath day Of January. 1919. i was
decided by the stockholders to in.
crease the capital stock OF the D.
poraton from S25.O0O to 100000.
and whereas at said meeting a reso-
lu,iun was du.y adopted authorizing
the Secretary TO take such stems IS
may be necessary 10 increase the
capital stock II said corporal on A.
aforesaid
Now in pursuance OF said -es ,'u-
tion. meeting Of the stockholders
Of the corporation is hereby called -
meet at the Office OF Leroy S1r-n.s.
President. Lancaster, 5. c.. ct II
O'Clock ". on the twelfth Ga.. Of
June. 1919 FOR the purpose o. can
s.dering a resolution TO iucrea rh-
capital stock Of the corporation, to
Sio0."ur divided into one thoGs II
shares. each share of the par valu--
OF 500.
ROBT. 3. MACKEY.
SeCretar'
Heath Springs. 5. c., May Il. 1919
sat.
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IT'S NOT YOUR HEART
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS,

Kidney disease fs no respecter OF per-
sons A majority of the Ills an ct ing
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most inportar.
organs OF the body. They are the
nlterers- the purifiers, OF your blood
Kidney disease is usually Indicated by
Sealhsss' sleep essneSs, nervousness,
dependency, backache stomach tror,,
Ole, pain in loins and lower abdomen
gan stones. gravel rheumatism, sc! a ,TSa
and lumbaeo.
All these deransements are stura's
signals TO warn you that tho eTl-..-s
need help You should use GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules Inme-
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through trains 20 Firme and Tres
To the north Germany Is 20 .a
her for 80 years spaces in Hlmou~
and Stettir the details 20 le Eo.E.
out by cmm.ssiy. OF tase. r.p.e.
sent.ng Cze ho-SIoyakia. German
and Great Britain.
The KEEL canal: The K.el canal
is 70 remain :ree and open 10 w..
and merchan; ships OF all nations a.
peace with Germany. Goods ana
ships of all states are 70 be treated
on terms Of absolute equality and >,
taxes to be imposed beyond those
necessary for upkeep and improve.
ment for which Germany is to be re
sponsible. II case Of violation OF o.
disagreement as to these provisions.
any state may appeal to the leaZue O.
nations, and may demand the ap.
pointment OF an international com
mission. For preliminary hearings
OF complaints Germany shall estab-
lish local authority at Kiel
Section 1l-Aerial navigation
Aircraft OF the allied and associated
powers shall have full liberty OF
passage and landing over and in
German territory equal treatment
with German planes as to use OF
German airdromes. and with most
favored nations planes as to interna.
commercial traffic in Germany. Ger
many agrees to accept allied certif-
Gates OF nationality. air worthiness
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diately. Tbe soothing. healinE oil stim-
ulates tho Kidneys relieves iniarnrns-
tons aJf destroys the germs which
have CAUSED IL. Do nol wal; until to-
morrow. Grc 20 your druggist today and
.ns'F on COLD MEDAL Eaarlem oil
spouid feel health AID y.gor returning
- VII! bless the dag you f-st heard
'of GOLD HEDAL E-arl.m oil.
yourself. Continue 20 take one or two
ttp : !es each day. 80 as 10 keep in
Ers'-c'ass condition and ward of the
cans-r q orac- ar'ac-s
-'r t.- oL....al imported GOLD
-. AL brand. Three sizes. Money re-
t-H-ed X they DO not help you.
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THE PEACE TREATY

propriate any rights of interests of
her nationals on public utilities in
ceded territories or those admins
tered by mandatories in Turkey.
CHINA. Russia. Austria -Hungaria,
and transfer them to the reparation
commission. which will credit her
with their value.
Germany guarantees to repay 10
Brazil the fund arising from sale os
Sac Paulo coffee which she refused
TO allow Brazil TO withdraw from
Germany.
Section s. Economic clauses
Customs: For a period of six
months Germany shall impose no
tariff duties higher than the low
est in force IN nineteen fourteen.
and FOR cer.ain agricultural pro-
du Is. wires. vegetable oils. artificial
silk and washed or secured wool
this restriction obtains for two and
half years or for five yeais unless
further extended by the league OF
nations. Germany must give most
favored nations treatment TO the al
lied and associated powers. She
shall impose no customs tariff for
five years on goods originating in
Alsace-Lorraine and for three years
on goods originating in former Ger
man territory ceded TO Poland with
the right of observation of a similar
exception for Luxemburg
Shipping: Ships of the allied
and associated powers shall for five
years and thereafter under condition
OF reciprocity. unless the league OF
nations otherwise decides. enjoy the
same rights in German ports as
German vessels and have most fav-
ored nation treatment in fishing.
coasting trade and towage even in
territorial waters. Ships OF a coun-
try having no seacoast may be reg
istered at some one place within its
territory
Unfair competitions: Germany un-
dertakes to give the trade OF the al
lied and associated powers adequate
safeguard against unfair competi-
tion and in particular TO suppress
the use OF false wrappings and mark
inss and on condition OF reciprocity
TO respect the laws and judicial de-
ctstons Of allied and associated states
in respect of regional appellations Of
wines and spirits.
Germany shall impose no excep-
tfonal taxes or restriction upon the
nationals OF the allied and associat-
ed states for period OF five years
and unless the league of nations acts
for IN additional FIVE years German
nationality shall not continue TO at
tach TO a person who has become a
national OF an allied or associated
state.
"Multilateral Conventions Some Q
40 multilateral conventions are re.
newed 'etween Germany AID the al.
lied and associated powers. but spe-
cal conditions are attached to Ger
Many's ""adm IS on to several. As
To postal md '"'cgraphic conven-
t'o"s Ce~m"0v must not refuse to
make reciprocal agreements with the
new states She must agree as re-
spects the radio-telegraphic conven-
uon TO provisional rules to be com
munica,eA % nar and adheres TO the
new convention when formulated In
the Mort sea fisheries and North sea
liquor traffic convention. rights os
inspection and police over associated
hshing boats shall be exercised fo-
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Deliver Coal To France.

i"hCS coal e.utbd!ent TO the I Ter.
ence between annual pre-war output
OF Nord and Pas de Calais mines and
~Anuai production during above 10
year period Germany further gives
options over 10 years for deii,er,,
OF seven million tons coal re- year
TO France in addition 10 the above
CT eight million tons 20 Belgium ind
OF an amount risi.x from fou~ and a
half million tons in 1919 - 1920 to
eight and a half m'l''o- tons in 1929
10 1924 to ItGIy dt pI4Ces TO De liz ed
as prescribed In the treaty. Coke
may be tarer in place OF coal u
ratio of three tons 70 four Provis.
ions is also made for delivery to
France over three wears Of berzol.
coal tar and of ammonia The com.
mission has powers to postpone OF
annul the above deliveries should
they interfere unduly with the in.
dustrial requirements of Germany.
"Dyestuffs and Chemical Drugs
Germany acco~ds option to the com.
mission on dyestuffs and chemical
drugs, including qu;nine up to 30
per cent Of total stock in Germany at
the tire n" t-o".v comes into force
and similar option during each six
months to end OF 1924 up TO 25 per
cent OF previous six months OUTPUT.
Surrcnders Cables.
"Cables-Germany renouuces all
title TO specified cables. value Of such
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OF the enemy states except in cases
of pre-war insolvency of the debtor
The proceeds OF the sale of pri-
vate enemy property in each parti-
cirat!ng state may be used to pay the
debts owed to the nationals of that
state. direct payment from debtor to
creditor and all communications re-
latiHg thereto icing prohibited. Dis
putes may be settled by arbitration
by the courts Of the doctor country
or by the mixed arbtral tribunal:
Any ally or associated power may
however, decline to participate in
th.s system by giveng Germany six
months notice.
Pay for all Property.
Enemy property: Germany shall
restore or pay for all private enemy
property seized or damaged by her.
the amount of damages to be fixed
by the mixed arbitral tribunal The
allied and associated states may Ii
qu'date German private property
within their territories as compen nsa-
ton for property of their nations not
restored or paid for by Germany for
debts owed to their nationals by
German nationals and for other
claims against Germany Germany
Is TO compensate its nationals for
such losses and TO deliver within six
months all documents relating TO
property held by it's nationals in al
lied and associated states All war
legislation as to enemy property
rights and interests is confirmed and
all claims by Germany against the
allied or associated governments for
acts under exceptional war measures
abandoned.
ontracts.-Pre-war contracts be-
tween allied and associated nation
ais excepting the United States. ia
pan and Brazil and German nation
ais are cancelled except for debts for
accounts already performed. agree.
ments for the transfer OF property
where the property had already
passed. leases OF land and houses
contracts OF mortgages. pledges or
lien, mining concessions. contracts
with governments and insurance
contracts
Mixed arbitral tribunes shall be
established OF three members, one
chosen by Germany. one by the al
lied states and the third by agree
ment or failing which by the presi.
dent OF Switzerland. They shall
have Jurisdiction over all disputes as
to contracts concluded before the
present peace treaty
Insurance Contracts
Fire insurance cor,rac,s aro ~.
coneidered disso,,od -. 49,,
if premiums have not been paid but
lapse at the date of the first annual
premium falling due three montbs
after peace Life insurance con.
tracts may be restored bv payments
OF accumulated premiums with in
'crest sums falling due on such
contracts during tho war TO he re-
coverahle with interest.
Marine insurance oo,,ro,,
dissolved bv The outbreak of u,r ov
cept where the risk insured aga,ns,
had already hoen incurra1 whane
tn" risk had not attached. premiumz
paid are recoverable: otherwise pre.
miums due and sums due on losses
are recoverable Reinsurance trea-
ties are abrogated unless invasion
has made it impossible for the rein.
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Bclgium May Build Canal.

Section 1O--Belgium is TO be
permitted TO build deep draft
Rhine Neuse canal IL she 50 desires
within . years. in which case Ger.
many must construct the part with.
in her territory on plans drawn by
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Some Bargains That Went Last
READ ,EM EVERY ONE

One 1T between the Oil MIL and Broon-
lyn, 5Ssl6O feet, 1925 cash.
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Farm known as Hunter p-ca. miles
from town, 1877 3-4 acres. three i3IvthS
can be put under cultivation. cheap 1T
S3,SOO
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-27

Section 9-Opium: The CON
tracing powers agree. whether or
not they have signed and ratified
the opium convention OF January
%. 1912, or signed the special pro-
tocol opened at the Hague in ac-
cordance with resolutions adopted
by the third opium conference in
1914, to bring the said convention
into force by enacting within l2
months of the peace the necessary
legislation.
Religious missions: The allied
and associated powers agree that the
properties OF religions missions in
territories belonging or ceded to-
them shall continue in their work
unde- the control of the powers
Germany renouncing all claims in
their behalf
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20

Mr.. William Morgan Swope, Of
Lexington, is a guest in Berea this
week. Mr.. Swope was formerly a
student in Bcrea College. lie is
now a very successful business
man.
DR.. J. w. Mahafrey, OF Richmond,
visited his son, Hugh, OF the Acad-
envy Department, last Thursday.
John Deaton, a graduate OF the
Academy Department Of last year,
was in Berea for short time this
week on his way TO Northwestern
University, where he will enter
school.
Mrs. Edna Early Lakes returned
TO her home at Irvine, Monday. after
weeks visit in town with her
mother.
Frank Kinnard, a former Berea
student and resident here, has been
visiting his mother here.
A Community Sale for the Com
munity, Saturday. November %
Proceeds used for Civic Improve
ment.
Hot chocolate, coffee, and all good
things Entertain your friends al
The Tent. Let the Woman's Club
do the work.
Most of the parts of a sectional
house are on the ground and the
building will soon be set up by the
side Of the Rustic Cottage. II will
he used as the College postofice,
temporarilv.at least
w. B, Walden was in Lexington
on the i3th on legal business
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
THE WoMAN'S CLUB

On Friday, November IL, thirteen
members Of the W6man's Club at
tended the annual meeting Of Dis
trict Number Eight OF the State
Federation of Woman's Clubs al
Nicholasville.
The day was ideal for a motor
ride, and the luncheon. most hos
pitably served in the Presbyterian
Church, was delicious.
The meeting was inspiring and
sent our women home with new
enthusiasms for the tasks in Berea
which are calling loudly for the
help which the brains and hearts
and hands OF women can give.
Those in attendance at the meet
ing we're: Mesdames Baird, Liven-
good, Cooley, Lewis, McAllister
Shut, Vaughn. Batson, Herndon;
pruitt Smith, Taylor, Raine and
b. +. Robinson.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20

Miss Lilliath Robbins, OF Boston,
who is devoting her time TO social
settlement work at Pine Mountain,
was entertained by her friend, Miss
Grace Cornelius, TO dinner at Boone
Tavern, Wednesday evening.
The ladies Of the Progress Club
motored TO Nicholasville Saturday
TO meet with fellow spirits in a con-
vention at that place. All report
both a profitable and pleasant time
Mr.. Edwin Fee is visiting friends
in Berea.
Mr.. Morgan Evans Of Richmond
was a guest in Berea this week.
Mr.. Ralph Osborne motored from
Cincinnati, Thursday, bringing witt
him a party Of friends.
A Community Sale for the Com
munity, Saturday, November %
Proceeds used for Civic Improve
ment.
Miss Laura Taylor and Mr.. Straub
Of East Bernstadt were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony at the
residence of the bride, Boone, Ken
lucky, Sunday i6. Our best wishes
go with them for long and happy
life.
Miss O'Roark who has been en-
ployed in Mr.. Scrugg's Office, has
accepted a position in the Berea
National Bank at this place.
Mr.. Irving Pete, OF Minneapolis
Mimi, was Berea guest over Sun
day.
Miss Lewis is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Mckinney Of our town.
Mr.. Jim Gaines little daughter Is
i'll with typhoid fever at their home
on Center street at This place.
Mr.. Carl Hunt left Thursday for
his new position, working in the Red
Cross field.
Mr.. Lewis vanWinkle, OF Cincin-
natl, Ohio, made a hurried trip TO
Berea, Mt. Vernon, and Bowling
Green, this week, on business.
Miss Boatright, niece OF Miss
Boatright, Sr, has accepted a po-
sition as student and teacher in
Berea College.
Mr.. Green Bales has little boy
sick with whooping cough and
pneumonia at the Robinson Hospital.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
SEND US YOUR NEWS ITEMS

The Citizen is Berea's local news
paper. We are not only glad 10
publish items OF interest 10 those
who live in Berea and vicinity, but
we are anxious TO get them. We
have some regular correspondents
and are seeking others. but we well
come news items sent in by any one
who has something OF interest 10
readers. Keep us posted on who
are visiting you and your friends,
what Bereans are away visiting,
marriages, births, deaths, real
estate exchanges, important meet
ings, achievements and successes OF
yourself or your neighbors-in fact.
anything Of interest.
II you can, call at the Office and
leave your news, we shall be glad
TO meet you. II you prefer, write
out your news and mail TO us. But
Zee sure to sign your name. We
must insist upon that-not that we
shall publish il, but we do not care
to print anything if we do not know
where the news came from. Help
~ get the local news and we shall
be grateful TO you
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
COME ONl. COME ON

The election is over. Now let's
get down 10 business. Since our
last issue we have listed a lot moro
places in and around Berea. Som,
real snaps. One. place OF 81 acres,
i-room house, and tobacco barn. for
only $1,000, on easy terms. Another
OF about 2O) acres, ~ miles from
Rercn, on good pike. Can sell as q
whole or cot 10 suit purchaser.
Priced according 10 tie land isken
and improvements These places
won't be on the market long at these
prices. We have others, larger and
smaller. Come out and tell MS your
wants and we can mn them.
You viii find Jonn T. Dean at Be
rea Bank & Trust Co. When in
town call la and sec him and talk
over your wants with hin. But
Herndon is rambling man.
You'll have TO catch him where you
can.
For he's an awful busy man.
He'll sell you house and lot or lana
As cheap as any living man,
For cash or on installment plan.
Come on 10 Dean & Herndon.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
AT YE SIGN OF We JAP. LANTERNl

Beginning
at about candle lighting time $500
on we evening Of Tuesday, November
ye 25ths at ye sign OF ye Jap Lantern.
Mrs. Laura Jones Store).
Ye housewives Of ye Christian
Church will dispense, for small cash,
such luxuries as: Ye Oyster cooked
in fresh cows milk and called soup.
Ye Oyster cooked in fresh hogs
lard and called Fried. Ye delicacy
called Pie, made Of ye homely egg,
fresh cows milk, etc, and berries.
We loaf sliced and spread with ye
red pepper, We cream cheese. ye
chicken, ye herbs and called Sand
witches.
Ye drink known as Cocoa, hot from
yc embers. Ye drink made from ye
Coffee Bean. hot from ye embers.
Ye parsonage needs mending and
ye carpenters must be paid.
Gasoline buggies may be hitched
by we side Of we foot path.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
Tams $3.50 to $500

II is reported that the Progress
Club has purchased the Halle Fee
lot on Chestnut street, next the Bap-
fist Church, for the sum Of $500.
The Printing Department is sup
piled with clock TO keep the time
Of the boys who work here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Walden, Mr.
and Mrs. Tilford Wagers, and Mrs
Blanch Winner motored TO Lexing-
ton, Tuesday evening, took supper
at the Phoenix Hotel, and then at
tended a show at the Anna Meade,
returning home, after a delightful
evening.
James Coyle has been on the sick
list for about two weeks.
w. Hardin is i'll and confined TO
his home on Boone street.
w. C. Engle was a business visitor
at Lancaster and Stanford this week.
The b. Y. p. U. members OF the
Berea Baptist Church hiked to the
home OF Mrs. Pleas Evans, Wednes-
day the 18th; a nice program was
rendered. II was followed by some
good old-fashioned popcorn, a
feast which all enjoyed.
Miss Charlotte Baker, who has
been making quite an extended visit
in Lexington with her sister, Mrs.
Dargavcl, has returned home.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
LOG AL p A G E
NEWS BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM
VARIETY SOURCES

Mrs. Haley Azbill was a Berea
visitor over Sunday.
Mr.. Jarvis Carrier, Of Big Hill, has
purchased the two adjoining houses
and lots to the Johnston property.
He previously purchased on Boone
street.
DR.. Marion Robinson performed
six surgical operations at the Rob
inson Hospital, Monday. two of
which were serious cases. All are
reported doing nicely.
Mr.. Bert Coddington killed six.
teen rabbits one afternoon this
week. II was not a good day for
hunting, either, they sed."
Mrs. N. f. Davis is visiting her
son, Egbert Davis, this week, at
Silver Greek.
A Community Sale for the Com
munity, Saturday, November %.
Proceeds used for Civic Improve
ment.
Mrs. w. B. Jones and Miss Nora
Azbill motored to Richmond, shop.
ping, Monday.
Mr.. Jim Jackson, who travels for
the Lexington Dry Goods house, is
making an extended trip thru East
ern Kentucky this week.
Mr.. Frank Jones left for Eastern
Kentucky this week in the interest
Of Baird Dry Goods Company, Jel-
lico, Tenn.
Miss Ethel Azbill, of Mt. Vernon,
is spending the weekend with her
aunt Mrs. Laura Jones, at this place.
Mrs. Reuben Abner was operated
on for appendicitis at the Robinson
Hospital, Monday. She is reported
doing nicely.
Mrs. Egbert Davis, of Silver Creek,
brought her little son, Lewis Eg-
bert Davis, here for a slight opera
ton at the Robinson Hospital Mon
day. He is reported doing well.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
TRY TO KILL C.EMeNCEAU AID
Political Enemies OF Georges MandeI
Make II Merry for Him at Dor.
desus. France.

Bordeaux, Nov. l4.-An attemp,
was made TO assasslnate Georges
Mendel. Premier Clemenceau's chief
confidential secretary. who Is n candi.
date ON the nationalist ticket for the
department Of Gironde. At two O'Clock
as he was entering his automobile M
the conclusion OF public meeting his
car was surrounded and he and his
friends were assaulted with canes and
sticks. A pistol shot shattered the
door OF the automobile. Mandel es-
capped unhurt.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
leonardo's Handwriting.

In one account OF the life OF Leo
nard0 da vinci we read curious
story about the great mans handwrit-
ing. II seems that II resembled char
acters in Hebrew or Arabic. for he
used his left hand and wrote from
right to left Of the page, instead OF
from left 10 right. as we do today.
One OF Ia vinci's letters could. there
fore. only be read by holding II up be-
fore mirror
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-20
CEMETERY NOTICE

The annual meeting OF Berea
Cemetery Association will be held
in Directors Room OF Berea Bank &
Trust Co., Friday, November 2ist,
at 700 p. m.
All citizens interested In the care
and Improvement Of the cemetery
are invited.
j. w. Stephens, Sec.