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New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
BERLIN NEWS
tcontlnuod from Page Seven,

 ----.----
 last attempt at a score, by way of the drop kick route, failed by inches.
 Altogether, an excellent game. and satisfying one. The lipeups:
 Mohawks. Al-Kensington Woilschlagcr ............,.. Kane
 Left End. olhHo '''.' .,.,.....,.... MaSSelli Left Tackle. H whether Allble Left Guard. Layton .''.'.' Grieco
 "a- ., Center.
 hlrschteln '..,........., Freeman
 Right Guard. Steigler' .,,............ Gumble 3 4 Right Tackle. lo"is '''''.'..... Wintro Right End. Delolr ..,.. i.'......... Hart .' t'# Quarterback. .. J, Mangonlia ............., Kingo
 Left Halfback. f' stevens ,.......... Orsie
 Right Halfback. Anzlano ..,.........,., Arrute
 ..' Fullback.
 Score by quarters;
 hond"ks ......,...,... 0 0 0 0I All-henslngton ........ 0 0 0 O. Substitution - DeCantillion for Wolschlager, Reynolds for J. Man gonlla, McKeon for Kingo, c. orsie for Allble, Roche for Vintro. Ref cree, smith. Umpire, Berry Head linesman, c. Santora. Timekeepcr, r. Mangonlia. Periods, four TO- minute quarters.
 Halloween Party Held Thirty of Berlin's Girl Scouts en- joyed Halloween masquerade so- cial in the community house Satur- day evening. The prize for the most attractive costume was won by Norma Lawrence. and Mabel Bar ratero won the award for the funniest. Games were played and l refreshments served. Miss Grace | Smith was in charge Of arrange ments.
 Realty Transfer
 Napoleon Bernini of East Berlin | has sold to Meyer Sacner of Hart ford, the house and lot known as the Board House property on Matta- ! bassett street, East Berlin.
 Leave On Vacation
 Francis Deming of the Berlin Savings bank, accompanied by Mrs Deming, left today for a vacation in Wilmington. Vermont They will be away week. or more.
 Former Resident Here
 Miss Lillian F. Burn ham Of Tena- fly, New Jersey, SD, | the weekend with friends in town. She is for mer Berlin resident. having occu- pied the house now owned by First Selectman George B. Carter.
 Items Of Interest
 R. C. Brown Of Kensington at ended the Yale Dartmouth game in New Haven Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Fiske en- ertained MT. and Mrs. Sprague of Greenfield. Mass. over the week end. ATmeetlng of the Kensington Ath- etic club will be held tonight at r. A. B. hall.
 The St. Paul's drum corps will hold rehearsal this evening. si
 East Berlin Items The library will be open this eve !
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New Britain herald., 1924-10-20

a last attempt at a score, by way of the drop kick route, failed by inches.
 Altogether, an excellent game, and a satisfying one.
 The lineups:
 Mohawks, All-Kensington
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If the amount of interest credited to your ac-
count is small it is because your balance is small
possibly because you neglected your savings ac-
count. Your next credit will be larger if you will
deposit regular amounts at regular intervals.
Regular deposits, even small sums, accumulate
surprisingly under method because interest
starts the first of every month and is compounded
twice year. Every account of S. more, even if
it has been with us only month, receives in
terest
This is particularly opportune time to add to
or to start a savings account because deposits
made or before May 10 will earn interest from
May l.
You can place your savings in no stronger or
more convenient bank than the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Company.
Should you have funds deposit in
distant bank and wish them trans
ferred to account here will at
tend to the transfer for you without
charge, and, if possible, without loss of
Interest
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Kentucky mountain girls to school. A
dainty hand made guest towel was
the prize at each table.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gentry. 1886 Woodlawn
Ave, will leave Sunday night for
Cleburne, Texas. for visit with her
mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Rodgers and
relatives in Galveston.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Buskirk. the
Denison, will spend the week-en in
Terre Haute with their daughter, Miss
Berta Claire. who is appearing there
at the Indiana Theater in an act com
posed of Indianapolis persons, The
Hester Bailey Revue"
Other members Of the company are
Miss Hester Bailey. Miss Ruth Roger,
Stanley Brown and ]. Harry Brown.
They will go from Terre Haute TO New
ork and Canada.
The Girls Auxiliary to the Jewish
Shelter House announce the dance to
have been given at the Casino Gar
dens Sunday night has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
The May meeting of the Pi Beta
Phi Alumni Club will be a luncheon
on next Saturday with Mrs. e. E.
Temperly. at the home OF her mother.
Mrs. Fred w. Expert, 1928 n. Illinois
st. Assistants will be Mrs John E.
Spiegel, Miss Florence NJ. Stanley,
Miss Alelgra Stewart, Mrs. Elam l..
Latter, Mrs. Frank Streightof. Mrs.
E. A. Strong. Mrs. T. A. Stroup, Miss
Katherine STICKY, Miss Ola Teal Miss
Helen Thornton. Mrs. Roy E. Tilford.
Miss Olive Traylor, Mrs. H D. Trim
BILE. Miss Marguerite Ulen and Miss
Julia Vestal.
Mrs. Herbert S. King will give a
report Of the work the Indianapolis
organization has done for the settle
ment school in Tennessee. Miss Ethel
Curryer will tell of reorga nization by
the national committee
indianapolis Alumnae chapter of
Delta Zeta will hold a business meet
ing May 20 at the home Of Mrs. Norma
Terrill Abel. 410 S. Emerson Ave She
will be assisted by Miss Margaret
Rawlings and Mrs. Frederic Ruoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Crane, 1880 Gull
ford Ave, attended the high school
graduation exercises at the commun-
ity house at Bridgeport, Ind, Thurs.
day night.
At the last meeting of the Local
Council of Women Tuesday In the
Spink-Arms there will be installation
of new officers and Mrs. Frank Nc
Caslin win give a musical program
in observation OF Music week.
Mrs. NJ. F. Ault will preside.
The last meeting of the Caroline
Scott Harrison hcapter of D. A. r.
will be held Thursday at the chapter
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<e4hoc hn8leA

erton greatly. From the time she was
10 until she was 20 and married Sam,
she kept losing positions because she
resented the unwelcome attention Of
some man higher-up in the office. Just
what it is about her that invites this.
do not know"
She-is-darned-ad These
words came from Jack as though they
were pulled out Of him against his
will.
Il believe that is what every man
has thought, Jack, that has come
within the radius of Sally Atherton's
smile. Yet she is not pretty, she
dOSn't dress particularly well. What
is TT"
Il don't know" he answered r
think perhaps it is because she piques
your curiosity, and then she seems 10
be so very well able to take care OF
herself under all circumstances. Or
Ginarily that cock -sureness in a WON.
an is annoying to a man, but in Sally
Atherton it makes you want to dem.
onstrate TO her that she is wrong"
NEXT: Letter from Leslie Prescott
10 Leslie Prescott, care of the secret
drawer. continued.
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Club Notes, Parties and Social Activities

lEIR. AND MRS. JOHN P.
.INI FRENZEL JR., and Mr. and
~ Mrs. Eugene c. Miller viii en-
terrain tonight with a dinner at the
opening of the Country Club in honor
of Miss Eleanor Dickson and Otto n.
F'renzel who are to be married May s.
There will be covers for thirty-two
and the table Will be arranged with a
low center piece of spring flowers.
Mrs. George NJ. Perry, 315 Maple
Road Blvd, entertained today with a
luncheon bridge of five tables. A
dainty color scheme of green and
yellow was used in appointments
Little yellow jonquil nut cups and
baskets Of pansies decorated each
table.
The guests: Mesdames Neal Order,
H c. waldman, H. c. Walton. Albert
NJ. Clark. Elizabeth Coombs. H. O..
Cobb. Ruth Mack. Donald B. Shaw.
and Misses lone Bingham. Elizabeth
Smith, Helen Cox, Helen Meyers,
Mary, Patia Carver, Thelma Dunbar.
Ruth Broderick. Marjorie Robertson,
Inez Kletzer, Lillian Wetter, An
nabelle StutZ.
Mrs. Perry was assisted by hel
mother, Mrs. i. L. Mendenhall, and
Mrs. Clarence Robertson.
Reservations were made for forty
five tables at the benefit card party
given this afteronon by the Psi 1ota
ri Sorority at the Spink-Arms. Mrs.
-. X. Gaskins was general chairman.
Proceeds will go into fund to send
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W. G.. 7. Il. Notes

Mrs. Thomas Ross, 1907 Olney ST.,
will be hostess for the Brookside
Union Friday at 2 p. m. Miss Lenora
Pruden, superintendent Of the Ameri-
canization Center, will speak.
Vayhinger Union will meet Wednes-
day with Mrs. Lydick, 2247 n. LaSalle
St, at 2 p. m.
Tuxedo Union will meet with Mrs.
Laura Billiard, 335 N. LaSalle ST.
Friday afternoon.
All "whiter1bboners" are requested
to attend the executive meeting at
the Y. w. G. A. Monday at p. m.
The primaries will be discussed.
Sarah A Swain Union will hold
medal contest at the Baptist Church,
Beech Grove, Sunday evening. Mrs.
Marvin Kennedy is in charge. The
contestants include Josephine Rags
7ale, Louise WEIGH Alta Grove Mar
garet Newman, Charlotte Heslin, Mar
garet Scott and Ruth Patten.
Mrs. Iinnie Burns win present the
medals. A.
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Girls Are Victims

Dear Miss Lee: 1 am asking you TO
publish this, as / think it is something al
most every girl has to put up with.
We are three girl friends, two of whom
are sisters. Occasionally we are made
game" of by certain middle-aged woman.
When we take fellows home. we are en-
barrassed by her behavior She not only
tries TO take them from us. but makes such
a nuisance of herself that they will not
call again. She was received as a guest,
but is a very queer one. / must say.
We dare not bring any decent boys home.
We can not let her talk with any one. for
she talks of every one. P'ease tell us how
we can ston this without further enlbarrass-
nent BOBBIE. BABE AND PEGGY.
Mddle-aged coquettes like this one
are not uncommon. There's not much
to do about them except to keep out
of their way as much as possible. As
the woman is abusing here privileges
as a guest, your parents would be
justified in making their welcome cool
enough for her to realize her actions
are displeasing.
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER. CONTINUED.

Later in the evening we discussed
my husband and I. Sally Atherton a
little.
Il confess" said Jack. that L
don't understand that woman at all. -
why do you call her that wom-
an, Jack You know man never
puts the prefix Of that before WON
an that the woman in question does
not either interest or annoy him very
much"
sally Anterior does not annoy
me-" said Jack slowly Il don't I'M
derstand her, though. at all.
You saw her when she came to
the office this morning. She had
just, as you know, buried her hus-
band. and yet there was no awkward
mark Of grief about her. She was
wearing the same light gray tweed
suit and sport hat that she has worn
ever since she came TO work for me.
Il tried 10 offer her some condo
lence, but she put me off in an abso-
lutely casual way, saying: Some day
| will tell you all about my married
life. if YOU want to hear 1t. Just now
we must get off these plans to the hos
ierV neople and she went on work
ing as though she had been talking
about the most unimportant matter.
In fact. just before I went out to
luncheon / heard her humming to her
self
Did you know her very well. Les
lie? Did she think she was in love
when she married her husband? To
me at times. for second or two I
think I find the most feminine wom-
an ! have eve Known: then she be
comes a purc,S business automaton.
She is very interesting. She, too,
is one of the new phases of your
sex"
Sally always was queer. Jack" l
observed. You see she had to earn
her living early. Her father died
when she was IA years old. and she
had to work Immediately. not only to
take care of herself, but to help, her
mother, who was quite an invalid.
For some reason, Jack. that you
may know better than l. being man,
men have always admired Sally Ath-
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TWO-ACT COMEDY
WILL REPRESENTED
ATTY. v. C.A.FR|DAY
Miss Margaret Williams Di-
reefs Summer Conference
Benefit by TadpoIe Club.

A comedy in two acts entitled MIR.
Bob" will be presented by the Tadpole
Club of the Y. w. c. A. in HoIIenbeck
Hall at s p. m, Friday.
The Tadpoles form a group in the
industrial department, graduated from
the girls department about one year
ago. The proceeds will be placed in
the summer conference fund of the
club.
The play is being directed by Miss
Margaret Williams.
The following girls will form the
cast: Miss Margaret STEERS. Miss
Louise Ehrgett, Miss Lena Fortney.
Miss HalIa Foster, Miss Dorothy
Lafkin, Miss Beulah May Healing,
Miss Helen Mcqueen.
The public is invited
Y. W. C. A. Notes
The open house programs held Sun
day afternoons through the winter,
have been discontinued.
Sunday afternoon, there will be a
bird trip to the fish hatcheries. All
meet at west end OF the bridge in
Riverside Park at 3 p. m.
The general education committee
viii hold its regular monthly meeting
at 2:S0 Wednesday afternoon.
The monthly meeting of the re-
hgious education council will be held
Friday at p. m.
Miss Margaret Sykes, who for the
past two years has been the direcor of
the health education department of
the 7. W. C. a. will leave Monday for
Milwaukee, where she will take a posi-
ton in the vocational department Of
the city schools.
The classes in Bible study for high
school credit, conducted by the Y. W.
c. A, will have their final examina-
ton over the second semesters work
at Shortridge High School SATURDAY..
The three classes have been taught by
Miss Urith Daley. Mrs. w. W. Viii
son and Miss Alice E. Newman.
The Y ". c. A dramatic art class
will present program May Is in Hol-
lenbeck Hall. The Neighbors," by
Zone Gale, will be presented. Miss
Helen ]. Sartor is instructor
The federation council will have its
monthly meeting in the club room
Tuesday at o'clock p. m
The athletic council will meet at 6
p. m. on Monday.
The hiking club will go on an excur-
sion Sunday afternoon. All wishing to
go will meet at the association build
ing at 2.15 and bring their supper.
The Lilly girls club has invited all
employees of the Eli Lilly Company to
complimentary dance at the Y. w.
c A. in HoIlenbeck Hall, Tuesday
night.
The Real Silk Club will have a pic
mic at University Heights Friday
night.
The seniors of Teachers College will
have skating party Monday night in
the Y. W. c. A. gymnasium.
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She Will f1irt with any man from
Is to so, and prefers those nearer the
Is mark. She tries to be coquetish
and succeeds In being only ludicrous.
She asks the boys for dances, and
coyly accuses them Of having an
other girl"
The boys laugh at her. and are
thankful their mothers do not make
such laughing stocks Of themselves.
1t profits the woman nothing. She
cannot be happy, but she is afraid
that IL she stops flirting men will not
notice her at all. She misses the
beautiful, almost filial affection that
young men give the middle-aged wom-
an who does not pretend that she
never will grow up"
She tries to protect herself against
old age by building house of illu-
sions. Winds of derisive laughter
threaten the house constantly.
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THETASOF NATION
TO ASSEMBLE IN
INDIANA IN JUNE
local AIumnae HosteSSeS for
Six-Day Convention at
West Baden,

Members of the Kappa Alpha Theta
Alumnae Club Of Indianapolis will be
hostesses for the national convention
at West Baden, Ind, June q to
July 2. Delegates and visitors will
be entertained at Greencastle and
Bloomington on their way to the con
vention. A special train will step over
at these points.
The executive committee for the
convention will meet Monday night at
the home of Miss Louise Wills, 2S06
Central Ave, to discuss program
plans.
Miss Wills is the president Of the
Alumnae Club apd convention dele
gate.
Executive Committee
Other members of the executive
committee are: Mrs. Walter l.. Krull.
convention marshall; Mrs. Henry H.
Hornbrook, and Mrs. Joseph w Null
lane, assistant convention marshalls;
Miss Arda Knox, credentials chair
man; Miss Ruth Hardin, information
bureau; Miss Elizabeth Horner. pub
lefty chairman; Mrs. Maxwell V.
Bailey chairman of reservations; Miss
Mary Rieman, music chairman; Mrs.
James L. Murray, athletic events;
Mrs Walter S. Greenough, in charge
Of the tea; Mrs. Walter Holmes, in
charge Of the masque; Miss Edith
Silver, editor OF the daily convention
paper Kite; Miss Genevieve Frown
post convention activities: Miss Char
lotte Lesh, courtesy chairman; Mrs
Jesse D. Hughes Jr. of Greenfield
Ind, plans en- route; Mrs. Taylor E.
Groninger, convention pictures: Mrs.
George c. Witt, stunt party super
visor; Mrs. Scott Brewer, fancy dress
ball; Mrs. Dwight Ritter, banquet;
Mrs. SEVERN Buschmann. initiation
chairman.
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men with fine cars and plenty of money.
am a high school girl 10 years old. / have
had many boy friends with fine cars. but
did not think half as much OF them as did
of the ones without cars.
Mix up with groups of fellows to intro
duce you to their girls. Get girl that
talks lot and She getting your nerves
viii make you want to talk. talk and
don't be bashful
Take your girl out once in while, but
not too frequently.
Here's hoping you win a girl
Miss Lee. 1 should ike to get into con-
versation with a certain boy at school. but
do not know how to go about it. He is a
senior. Would 1t be all right to speak to
himr He knows my nickname.
TOOTS
Formal introductions are not usually
considered necessary in school, Toots.
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CHAUTAUQUA'

A 'Hoosier Chautauqua." at which
new officers Of the Indiana Society Of
Chicago will be inaugurated. will be
held Saturday evening. lay "a, in the
Congress Hotel at Chicago.
John T. McCutcheOn is now presi-
dent Of the society.
William B. Nesbit is to De platform
manager of the chautauqua. and
David A. Noyes. guarantor of the
budget.
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WINS TONIC; NEEDS IT

PriZe-Taking Mustache at Chicago
University Is Microscopic.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 3.-Robert Jenkins,
senior, has the bottle of hair tonic
hung up for the winner Of the annual
mustache race at the University Of
Chicago After a microscopic ex
animation, Jenkins was awarded the
prize over twenty-five other con
testants.
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Well, Well, WE'LL

Dear Martha Lee Can you tell me the
best and quickest way TO become shiek7
had girl friend about week ago. Just
because I'm not one Of those shieks she
won't speak to me any more.
She Is very good-looxing and don't want
to lose her.
Can fellow like me become shiek.
wonder / am tall not bad looking, a little
over IS. I don't smoke suppose sheik
,ioes. / wonder whether a shiek cusses any.
have to admit | do a little l must tell
you a secret-I've heard Mabel swear
EIGHTEEN AND SHETKLESS.
/ can but | won't. \.
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Program Covering Ten Phases
of Work Opens Friday at
Spink-ArmS.

EvII It'll the national convention in
W Washington just over, the
A-J women of the American Assoc
citation of University Women of the
State are in eager readiness for the
Indiana Conference Friday and Satur-
day Of next week.
Headquarters for the conference
will be at the Spink-ArIns. The spirit
brought by those who attended 1t in
person in the program Friday night at
the Washington Dinner"
Program Arranged
The program, arranged by Mrs
Henry A. Beck while in Washington
is as follows:
THE Relation of the National Head
quarters to the Membership" Prof
Mary L. Matthews, Purdue Univer-
sity; Publicity" Miss Isabelle C.
Bugbee; Educational Program, Mrs.
Frank H. Streightoff; Finances and
the Work of the Washington Fund
Committee Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield;
international Relations" Dean Mar
tina Doane, Earlham College; "Respon-
sibility of University Women in Pub
lie Affairs" Dean Lucy NJ. Franklin,
Evansville College; THE Relation of
the National A. A. U. w. Headquar-
ters to Other National Organizations in
Washington" Miss Adelaide Baylor;
Federal Bureau of Vocational Train
ing.
Mrs. WOODBURY. to Preside
Mrs. j. A Woodburn of Blooming
ton, State vice president, will preside
at the dinner.
Reservations for the dinner, Satur-
day luncheon and the drive, Friday
afternoon, must be made with Mrs.
Birney Spradling or Mrs. John r.
Curry, by Wednesday.
The committee assisting Mrs. Curry,
who is in charge of arrangements for
the dinner. consists Of Mrs. T. c..
Howe, Mrs, James Putnam, Mrs.
AIber+ Hinkle, Mrs. Faye Winslow,
Mrs j. NJ Ricketts,, Mrs. Angela
Moler, Mrs. W. j. Hasselman. Miss
Alice Newman. Miss Amelia Platter.
Miss Flora Drake, and Mrs. T. G.
Wesenberg. The committee held
meeting, this morning at the Clay
pool.
The program of the convention will
deal with ten fields of work being
carried on by the association.
Among the important subjects to be
discussed are fellowship and scohlar-
ship; international federation of Uni
versity Women; bureaus of informa-
ton on vocational and educational
subjects; branch organization and CO.
operation: housing, student govern
ment and legislation. and general sub
jects to further the scope of women in
educational, vocational and legislative
lines.
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May | Was Interest Day

On May 1 our savings &C
counts were credited with
interest. We paid thou
sands of dollars to thou
sands of depositors. Bring
in your bank book and we
will enter the amount Of
interest due you.
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nual State conference at the Sphinx
Arms, May go.
Other officers are Mrs. J. A.
Woodburn, Bloomington. Mrs. Stella
Fox, Lafayette; Miss Kathleen
Moran, South Bend.
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Miss Alice Bush will preside. Capt
Harry Hagan will talk on the citi-
zens military training camp and the
essay contest.
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Mrs. Mary Richter will entertain
the members of the Alpha Lambda Chi
Sorority Monday evening at her home,
1914 e. Washington st.
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A Word From ToOtS

Dear Miss Lee. / am writing thls for
Robinson Crusoe. because he wishes some
girls to answer his questions.
Robinson Crusoe ~ not all girls fall for
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The regular meeting Of the Ameri-
can Overseas League will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Robert Moore, 1927
Carrollton Ave, Monday night.
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The Marion County chapter of
American War Mothers will have an
all-day meeting with Mr.. Fl. F. Reyn-
olds, S14 Tecumseh Pl., Thursday, in
stead Of Tuesday.
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Martha Lee Says
Lee
Flint Who Robs Cradle
Robs Self of Friends

Of all the pathetcay ridiculous in the world
haps ridiculous pathetic than the middle
aged who tries cheat time by ''robbng cradle