# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1911_S93
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13th Delegate Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, 1911. 93

Financial Statement for the Year 1910.

                                              Resources.       Liabilities.

Fr. Gillhoff .................................  $277.13
W. Vopel .....................................    11.75
P. P. Löffler .................................                   $86.49
Interest-free loans ..........................                     104.25
General Synod: salaries ......................  1021.52
Cash at the bank ................ $1780.09
Cash in the office ................ 306.29
                                    --------
                                    2086.38
Advance account ................................                    61.41
Deposit account .................................                 2039.94
Reserve fund, January 1, 1910 .... $738.74
Profit in the year 1910 ............ 365.95
                                                                   --------
                                                                   1104.69
                                                 ---------        --------
                                                 $3396.78          $3396.78

Mission Account.
To P. O. H. Restin ............................  $700.00
To Fr. Gillhoff ................................   840.00
To W. Vopel .....................................  720.00
To P. P. Löffler .................................  179.25
                                                 ---------
                                                 $2439.25
Received for salaries .........................  1417.73
                                                 ---------
Subsidy required from the Synod treasury .........$1021.52

The following resolutions were adopted:

1. To approve that the Commission, in view of his many years of service, elected Mr. Jakob Morch an honorary member of the Commission for life;

2. To approve that Mr. H. A. Brummer was elected a member of the Commission in place of Mr. Jakob Morch;

3. To approve that, as a result of a new state law in New York, the Commission has incorporated itself under the name "Lutheran Immigrant Society";

4. That the trustees are authorized to sell the Pilgrim House property, in consultation with the General Präses [president] and the Präses of the Atlantic District, in case of need;

5. That the Pilgrim House property be transferred to the Commission as trustees.

Emigrant Mission at Baltimore.

The report of the Commission for Emigrant Mission read as follows:

Since the last Delegate Synod, Pastor E. Totzke has left the service of the local emigrant mission here upon accepting a call extended to him by a congregation in Philadelphia. During the vacancy, which lasted three months, Pastor C. F. W. Meyer carried out the work of an emigrant missionary with zeal and skill. As previously in the election of Pastor Totzke, whose [election is discussed] in the report of the Delegate...