# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1911_S183
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13th Delegate Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, 1911. 183

transferred the said "The Evangelical Lutheran Concordia Home"
shall execute and file with the President of Synod a declaration of
trust in which it shall be recited that said Estate is received and held
in trust for, and subject at all times to the authority of, the Evan-
gelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and other States, and
that upon any breach of said trust the said Synod may annul same,
and if the said "The Evangelical Lutheran Concordia Home," upon
demand, refuses to surrender said estate or pay the value thereof,
may thereupon sue for and recover same by appropriate legal pro-
ceedings;

Now Therefore — the said "The Evangelical Lutheran Con-
cordia Home" hereby certifies and declares that said Estate, when re-
ceived, shall be held in trust for, and at all times subject to the
authority of, the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri,
Ohio, and other States, and that upon any breach of said trust the
said Synod may annul same — and that should the said "The Evan-
gelical Lutheran Concordia Home" refuse, upon demand, to sur-
render said Estate, or pay the value thereof, said Synod may there-
upon sue for and recover same by appropriate legal proceedings.

In witness whereof, the said "The Evangelical Lutheran Con-
cordia Home" has hereunto affixed its common and corporate seal,
duly attested.

THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CONCORDIA HOME —
                                   By P. Brand, President.
Attest: Theo. Mackensen, Secretary.


Support for retired professors, and for the widows and children
of professors.

The committee charged with the care of retired professors and
of the widows and children of professors had likewise submitted its
report, but it arrived too late for printing.

From the written report on hand, Committee No. 13 highlighted,
and reported to the Synod, that in the last triennium four retired
professors and seven widows of professors had received support
funds amounting to about $4,480.00 annually; that in the new year
roughly the same amount would be needed; that the committee had
faithfully and diligently looked after those entrusted to its care, and
that these persons extend their heartfelt thanks to the Synod through
the committee.

The committee's report was adopted.