Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-13 | Page 7 | Short Skirts Win Little Attraction This Writer Says

YRT SKIRTS WIN M ITTLE ATTRACTION THIS WRITER SAYS are styles 'hat li WU.-1 the -r aiJ r,,.. rV thr -non skirls R n , Washington f 'p- ;;;- ' noon -but for ;',,d ,o -artle the 'S?0 a prominent Ogd- udent of Bkirtolo-j Sir V- M arguments in I Pedcfcir lh" Sh0rt' S10" rf Vvil influence- u-Hfc u-Hfc oi len .hn:my other! OL i we ""'d' ' FBf - XV tight-! flr: JVthr ground, p I l?r'-h;;u, U the very a0" n-ere buzzing around Bl there wre t fJft ,adlM fyV,ood jumper to nip the. . Ih(1 ytreet paused to W-n H'ur dirts' Not on rJT" ! ,-r ,helr reflection. 9 k'ctor who ha,. a hash-i ful lady passenger Before- this Ud would ascend the .step to the car sh'. gathered h,- skirts around her' Ah ke and tried to hoJd thein there Never mind, lady.- said the con-,du; con-,du; tot Just 'urr, along h'up stair IJ.CK3 Is no treat tu me " Thar illustrates it. Can you remember h- COod ohj das when hooch was plentiful? NVould a man walk across the street to get any of It? x0, indeedv. But a sooti as they made hoo. h ' ii!Kal even thOUKh he never cared for it he-fore, he-fore, be began looking for upeak-eas-les, using cior subterfuge to get the embalming fluid on salp there iirriiE ATTRACTION A woman in a short Nklrt attract! about as much attention In Ogflen from the men aa a kiosk, a peanul roast) i or a Pord lizzie. If there were a poker game running wide open in a storeroom at the ror-ner ror-ner of Washington avenue and Twen-t.. Twen-t.. -fifth street with roulette wheels and a faro layout, nubodv would care to Rumble How many men journey Up to the various art museums In the l nlted States tO'rubber at the Venus de -Mllo or any of the oihe, ladles who are attired in atmosphere exclusively? Short skirU hi too common." i are the glances cant thereat Blame it on human nature and l-i it go at that.