Judge — November 21, 1925 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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dust then Tobias felt a sharp, piercing pain in the nape of the neck, as if some one had jabbed a pin into him. Involuntarily, Tobias reached up his hand to stroke the hurt. Unger saw it going up— “Sold!” roared Unger, “to. this astute young buyer. Young man, you now possess the cradle in which the baby emperors cooed, prattled and laughed. I congratulate you!” ‘Tobias’ voice broke. He tried to speak, but the words wouldn't come. He tumed his hurt, imploring cyes up to Unger. “T'd_ like, please,” sobbed Tobias, “to ask you—” “You bet I'll put the C! hippendale cabinet on sale!” exclaimed the auc- tioneer. “The young man_ here asks me to put up the rarest piece in the house. Joe, bring out the Chip- pendale cabinet—the one we bought from King Leopold's Prime Minister. Don't scratch it. Gently, now.” Three burly attendants gingerly carried in the cabinet and placed it” near Mr. Unger. Tobias tried to slink out, but the burly attendants stood blocking the doorway. Tobias reflected. Tobias remained. Unger started in a low voice. “I know I have an exceptionally in- telligent audience here this after- noon—real connoisseurs of art, who will be thrilled to know that King Leopold himself kept his razors in this cabinet. I have a bid of $200 already. Who'll make it $215?” He directed a piercing glance at Tobias. ‘Young man, have yoy a sweetheart?” “No,” meekly muttered Tobias. (Continued on page 26) “Why didn’t you take me out to dinner last night? You promised you would!" “Circumstances over which I have no control prevented me.” “That’s a long name for your wife.” —London Mail len Soe eee You Can’t Do Old-Fashioned Steps to the New Ballroom Music If you want to be popular, learn how to dance the new way. Read the experience of Albert Saunders how he got out of the old- fashioned ‘‘walk-around” class. by Albert Saunders NEVER used to worry about my dancing. T thought {was “getting by with the steps [learned years ago. But when my friends began to leave me out of their parties—I realized something was wrong, One night at a party I overheard a remark which taught me a lesson. “That Saunders boy ts a nice chap but he's positively the world's worst dancer!” a girl's voice exclaimed. “I'd rather dance with a wooden Indian,” another girl chimed in. “His old-fashioned’ steps aro enough to drive a girl crazy.” T kept my back to tho laughing group and slunk aw So that was the reason had become unpopular. Bitterly I recalled how that very evening, thrée girls had made excuses rather than danco with me. ‘That happened just a few weeks ago. Since then I have taken a new lease on ppularity. 1 have loads of friends—new and old. 1 never miss a party. All the girls are glad to dance with me. And what's more, I'm just crazy about dancing 1 never dreamed dancing was such fun. The modern steps are full of pep—full of life. And they're so casy—so delightful! 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