# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1911_S28
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28 Proceedings of the 28th General or

Committee No. 7 (for General Home Missions Abroad): The pastors:
H. Ruhland (Ottawa, Kan.), J. E. Th. Bundenthal (Kansas); Teacher
H. Krentz (Illinois); the delegates: E. Tetzlaff (Minneapolis, Minn., Pastor
Huchthausen's congregation) and F. Rittmüller (Addison, Ill.).

Committee No. 8 (for General Home Missions in North America and
emigrant missions in New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Galveston): The
pastors: W. Harms (Nebraska), O. Sieker (New York); Teacher A. H.
Bültzingslöwen (Illinois); the delegates: J. H. Bernthal (Frankenmuth, Mich.)
and W. C. Meyer (Portage, Wis.).

Committee No. 9 (for deaf-mute, Indian, Jewish, heathen, and Negro
missions): The pastors: C. F. Brommer (Nebraska), H. Haake (Chicago);
Teacher W. v. Dissen (Illinois); the delegates: W. Kirchhof (Arlington Heights,
Ill.) and H. Maßmann (Nebraska).

Committee No. 10 (for foreign-language missions at home: Estonian and
Latvian, Polish, Lithuanian, Finnish, and Persian missions): The pastors:
P. Rösener (New York), Hugo Grimm (Iowa); Teacher C. A. Burgdorf
(Connecticut); the delegates: Paul Meyer (Wahpeton, N. Dak.) and Aug. E. F.
Stahmer (Davenport, Iowa).

Committee No. 11 (for educational matters and curricula): The pastors:
G. Schumm (Indiana), E. G. Nachtsheim (Minneapolis, Minn.), F. Tresselt
(Detroit, Mich.), F. Oberheu (South Dakota); the professors: E. A. W.
Krauß, W. H. T. Dau, L. Wessel; the directors of all the teachers' seminaries
and colleges; the teachers: W. Hacker (Indiana), J. Schmidt (Iowa), W. H.
Steinkamp (Kansas); the delegates: Dr. Kuntz (Oklahoma), H. Menkens
(New York, N. Y., Immanuel) and J. H. Thiemeyer (Baltimore, Md., St. Paul).

Committee No. 12 (for financial matters: report of the General Treasurer,
audit report, audit, and any increase in professors' salaries): The pastors:
C. F. Obermeyer (St. Louis, Mo.), Aug. Lange (Fort Wayne, Ind.); Teacher
C. F. Grauer (Michigan); the delegates: Th. Lamprecht (Chicago, Ill.),
Röhrkasse (Red Bud, Ill.), Karl Braun (Courtland, Minn.), and O. E.
Bernecker (Seward, Nebr.).

Committee No. 13 (for the reports of the General Relief Fund, bequests,
and Church Building Fund): The pastors: O. L. Hohenstein (Illinois), P.
Wichmann (Wisconsin); Teacher J. G. H. Bergmann (Buffalo); the delegates:
G. Klein (Milbank, S. Dak.), Aug. Kringel (Milwaukee, Wis., Kreuzgemeinde
[Holy Cross congregation]), J. H. Eden (Monticello, Iowa), F. W. Gast
(Washington, D. C.).

Committee No. 14 (for the Cincinnati matter). (See 16c.)

Committee No. 15 (to examine congregational constitutions, admissions
to the Synod): The pastors: H. H. Hartmann (New Orleans, La.), W. Frese
(Iowa); Teacher N. Römer (Illinois); the delegates: Karl Venske (Hollywood,
Minn.) and F. J. Kipf (Monroe, Mich.).

Committee No. 16 (Nominating Committee for the Appeals Committees;
appointed by the Synod itself): The pastors: Ad. Bartling, C. J. Umbach,
H. C. Brinkmann, O. Laskowski; the teachers: H. J. Kretzschmar, Theo.
Benecke; the delegates: C. F. Wolf, J. G. Schobert. This committee
nominated, with a few exceptions — which the assembly itself filled — the
following committee members:

Committee No. 16a (in the matter of Prof. Arndt): on the Synod's
side: Prof. W. H. T. Dau, Delegate A. E. F. Stahmer; on the side of Prof. E.