# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1911_S185
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13th Delegate Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, 1911. 185

Those in Need in India.
Income ..................................................... $666.66
Expenditure ................................................ $666.66

Those in Need in China.
Income ..................................................... $40.00
Expenditure ................................................ $40.00

Those in Need in Italy.
Income ..................................................... $140.30
Expenditure: To those in need in Italy .................... $127.80
             To those in need in India .................... 12.50
                                                           $140.30
Since the need in Italy had been relieved by the time the last-named sum
arrived, this money was designated by the committee for those in need in
India.

Those in Need in Cherry, Ill.
Income ..................................................... $10.00
Expenditure ................................................ $10.00

                                        Aug. Lange, Chairman.
                                        F. Zucker.
                                        H. C. Paul.

Examined and found correct.
                                        C. A. Kampe.
                                        Wm. Kayser.

The report was adopted.


Appeals.

1. Appeal of Prof. E. L. Arndt.

This matter was settled by Prof. Arndt submitting his resignation.
The resolution subsequently adopted is already recorded among the
resolutions concerning the institution [seminary] in St. Paul, Minn.

2. Matter in Crete, Ill.

This case was referred, without a verdict being rendered, by the
General Synod to the General President, so that he might, if
necessary, lodge a complaint with the president of the sister synod.

3. Matter in Wausau, Wis.

A conference appeals the ruling of the first Vice-President General
to the General Synod. The appeal, together with the committee
report on it, was tabled.

4. Cincinnati Matter.

The committee appointed by the last Delegate Synod negotiated
both with a committee of the Wisconsin Synod and with the
Wisconsin Synod itself. The result was a resolution of the
Wisconsin Synod leaving the judgment and disposition of the case
to the Missouri Synod.