The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-02-22

Nicholson. Congressman William y
.Vailp. and other distinguished officials
The front pages also contain the sigma
tlircs of Nahum Sosolow, otto War
burg. and Col. j. II. Patterson. wh'
constitute the recent Zionist Delcga
tion whi.h visited Denver.
President Coolidge pays fine
tribute so the Jews of Americn. whcr
in encouraging the movement III
writes;
III is I'M inspiration to know
that the Constitution of the United
shntcS OF America is 10 he pre-
sontc1 to your Synogas on the an
nivcrsary of the birth of George
Washington. 1t is the charter
which guarantees to all the inhabi-
rants Of America that complete
freedom Of action and liberty of
thought which is the glory of our
lnnd. To . people who have al
ways represented freedom. who arc
strongly attached to ordered gov
ernmcnt and the observation OF an
cicnt customs, our constitution :
must appeal with peculiar strength.
In it il gathered up the experience
of untold generations working for
justice, liberty and humanity.
Your patriotic efforts will increase
the power of good citizenship and
minister to the spirit of loyalty
tSignedt Calvin Coolidge
Chief Justice William Howard Taft
writing of the action of the Il. NJ. u
Synasog, says:
Il am glad that you are going
10 emphasize the Importance of the
Constitution Of the United States in =
lie history and welfare of this
country 6SignedD VIM. II. Taft.
senator Lawrence G. Phipps in en-
dorSing the movement writes 10 Rabbi
K;Iyar:
The action which some of your
people have taken in presenting an
artistic copy of the American CON
Stitutiun to the Synagog is most
worthy a. con,mcndation, and | am
indeed glad 10 Nlnow of this patri-
ofic spirit still moving nS il has al
way done among the Hebrew
people, This example should be
followed 10y every religious institu-
tion III the United States. as be-
lirvc it would he very helpful in
Installing the spirit Of true patriot
ism among our children" (SigncO
Lawrence G. Phipps.
Governor Shoup. III a letter of rom
incubation. says:
II am very much pleased to
lnow of the action taken by your
people in preserving copy Of the
CONSTITUTION Of the United States
among the documents of your
tlnrr. n
The American people of the
present generation have enjoyed
the benefits OF the Constitution and
perhaps have come to look upon it
us Il heritage that came to them
suffering on the part of anyone.
But the sacrifices of the last great
war have awakened in the minds
and hearts of many of MS II rcaliza-
tion of the struggles that attend
The birth and growth of nation.
1T gives me great pleasure to
heartily commend your congrega-
ton in this splendid patriotic ac-
ton" (Signcd1 O. ii. Shoup.
The Mayor of our City, Dewey C..
Bailey writes:
The action to he taken by the
Synagoc Beth HaMcdrosh Hagodol
in placing in its archives the Con
sliiution of the United States ap-
reals TO me rs most commendable
proceeding
THE syna.Oc Beth HaMedrosh
IIagodol has taken 81 step that does
it great 'honor" (Signcd) d. c.
Bailey.
Hartford MacNidcr. Commander of
the American Legion. in commenting
upon the action of the Synagog. writes,
TO Rabbi Kauvar:
Il assure you that the whole
American Legion appreciates the
wonderful thing that you are doing
in presenting the American Consti-
tuition TO your synagog. 1t is n
splendid idea. and you are to be
congratulated on the thought.
II assure, You that the American
Legion has nothing nearer to its
heart than to keep this country the
way that the men and women in it
fought that it might stay-Amcri-
can. Such actions Ms this are OK