# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1911_S197
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13th Delegate Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, 1911. 197

Gymnasium in St. Paul: Th. Bünger, Director; Dr. H. Wolläger;
Dr. C. Abbetmeyer; W. Mönkemöller; C. Heuer; E. Lußky.

Gymnasium in Concordia: H. Käppel, Director; H. Schöde; A.
Bäpler; E. Pardieck; H. Lobeck; W. Schaller.

Gymnasium in Bronxville: H. Feth, Director; H. Stein; R.
Heintze; J. A. Schwoy; L. Schmidtke; L. Heinrichsmeyer; A. Pouleur.

St. John's College in Winfield, Kans.: A. W. Meyer, Director;
H. Stöppelwerth; C. Scaer; L. Steiner; M. Gräbner.

Institution in Conover, N. C.: G. Romoser, Director; C. A. Weiß;
Ad. Häntzschel; C. O. Smith.

Institution in Porto Alegre: E. C. Wegehaupt, Director; M. F.
Frosch.

Railroad Matters.

P. W. Köpchen of New York is General Secretary for Railroad
Matters. Official title: General Railroad Secretary, Synod of
Missouri, Ohio, and other States.

Rules.

1. The General Railroad Secretary appoints as many assistants as he
sees fit, and gives them the necessary instructions. The names of these
assistants are to be published.

2. As the Delegate Synod approaches, the General Railroad Secretary
shall, above all and as early as possible, attempt to obtain reduced fares
for all Synod members from all passenger associations in the country.

3. Business is directed to individual railroads by the General Railroad
Secretary or his assistants only once the petitions for reduced fares have
been granted or definitively refused by all the passenger associations.

4. The General Railroad Secretary and his accredited assistants,
within the territory of the various passenger associations, will, in the
course of the triennium, seek to obtain for official representatives of the
Synod and its missions, etc., such advantages as are still granted from
time to time in various places.