Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-18 | Page 11 | Constitution Honored in S. L

I CONSTITUTION HONORED IN S1 S. S L L Salt Lake Lak City p paid ld tribute trib u ut ute to th the constitution 1 of the United Unit Unit- C. C ed States Tuesday night night- at a mass meeting at South high school William H. H Folland supreme court justice John Johh M. M Knight city c commissioner nel an and ana l John John V. V. V Buckle a a. United Spanish-American Spanish war veteran were th the speakers The program Including selections by the South high s school hool band and and- d gl glee flee e club and p patriotic songS songs b by Ellen Jameson of the Hawthorne school was arranged by bythe the Presidents Presidents' Presidents Presidents' Preal dents' dents Patriotic council and the tho the United Veterans' Veterans council Mrs lira Irs Ella Bush presided Under the constitution has has' grown the tho most moat powerful and most progressive nation in the world still preserving t t to Americans Ameri ans th the right of local self government free from dictators and autocratic groups Justice Folland said aid The he justice pointed dU out dut th that t. t the constitution founded in rin effect a a 1 dual government with the na nation lon lonon on the tho one hand supreme within its its its' sphere and nd the states state on the tho other ther hand supreme within lr pr proper per orbit of ot action f i Quoting Quoting- the prin principles i of ot the Declaration of Ind Independence a as a. the thO fund fundamental fundamental- mental tenets of ot the United States government and explaining pr protection protection- and guidance provided by the constitution Commissioner ll Knight urged resistance against blanket changes in the document Mr Buckle gays gave a J. J brief history 9 Y of The Star Spangled Banner Banner and and Francis Francil Scott Key author of the nati national na anthe anthem