Life — November 18, 1920 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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Broad St. A Symphonic Jazz ‘D° you think jazz music will ever be taken up by serious composers?” someone recently asked Emil Oberhoffer, conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. “Tam told,” replied Oberhoffer, “ that Percy Grainger is writing a composition for eleven ukuleles and one mixed voice.” T ACHER (lecturing on patriotism) : What banner, when passing in parade, brings a lump into the throat of every loyal American man? Jouxsxy (whose mother was a militant suffragette): “Votes for Women.” x The Ideal Winter Too PRINCESS HOTEL BERMUDA HOWE & TWOROGER, tly on the Harbor. 1, Reached Line, Whitehall St., N.Y. ites 400. Steamers of Furness days of life. to live. The National Tuberculosis Poiret took seal broton velvet, red Chinese lacquer buttons and the demurest of white ruches to make this unusual frock with its medieval detach- ment denied by that ultra- modern roll of the material around its ample skirt. 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