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Show j Parents Are Asked To Maintain r" re j I During r f' ,ci Complaints ' " -us tho disturlcimi1 e; oy children l'l'iyii) n ml si i-:i mi ii on llio ; lawns at the Cit park during j ; tho bund ronct'ris each Sunday even i n i; are hi-ard from many ; citizens who assemble there to i enjoy the music. Parents who take the children to the park on these occasions j should have some regard for the i j rights and the enjoyment of j those whose pleasure is killed j by these disturbances in the j opinion of our city officials. j J Nearly every one loves ehil- j j dren, so also, does nearly every j one love jjood music. Put the j j two simply don't mix. "It would seem quite severe ! to ask tho city marshal to patrol j the grounds ami take harsh I measures with these children." said a member of tho council, "hut something must he done, i Wo won id prefer to dispense j with the concerts than to show j any anlaouisui toward these I little folks. "The better plan would be for j the parents to jrive us their co- operation and restrain the chil- droit from en:;a;.'inf,' in (mister- I ous activities in the park during dur-ing tho hand concert. j "We,- therefore, ask that ;;o j parents pve this matter their f earnest consideration." I |
