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Show Perhaps He Will J. Franklin, 'age four, fell asleep before be-fore the usual retiring hour and mother rather than carry the heavy child upstairs, up-stairs, put him to bed with Ills young sister. It happened that J. Franklin had learned of his father's strong objection ob-jection to bobbed hair, that is, us the question applied to mother, whose locks are uncut. During the night J. Franklin awoke and, being conscious of the si range environment, put out his hand in search of mother. It touched the bobbed head of his sister.. The little fellow sat up with a perk.. "Won't dad be mad !" was his exclamation. ex-clamation. Indianapolis News. |