# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1914_S80 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 80 Proceedings of the 29th General or Treasury Report. Income. In 1911: Commissions ................... $377.75 Collections ..................... 319.72 Interest ........................ 334.17 Subsidy from the General Mission Treasury ..................... 450.00 -------- $1481.64 In 1912: Commissions ................... $464.82 Collections ..................... 525.18 Interest ........................ 105.02 Subsidy from the General Mission Treasury ..................... 290.00 -------- 1385.02 In 1913: Commissions ................... $446.35 Collections ..................... 240.40 Interest ........................ 232.72 Subsidy from the General Mission Treasury ..................... —— -------- 919.47 $3786.13 Expenditure. In 1911: Salary ......................... $964.30 Miscellaneous ................... 143.42 -------- $1107.72 In 1912: Salary .........................$1200.00 Miscellaneous ................... 137.97 -------- 1337.97 In 1913: Salary ......................... 1200.00 Miscellaneous ................... 146.94 -------- 1346.94 3792.63 Deficit .................. $6.50 Our balance on January 1, 1911 was: In the bank ................................. $2779.38 Outstanding note ............................. 3000.00 -------- $5779.38 Balance on January 1, 1914: In the bank ................................. $2916.30 Outstanding note ............................. 3000.00 -------- $5916.30 Remark. The treasury balance when the Synod took over the mission on September 1, 1911, was $5878.96. G. F. Dederer, Auditor. Emigrant Mission in Philadelphia, Pa. The Commission's report included, among other things, the following: Before the Delegate Synod meeting in St. Louis in 1911 there was a petition, supported by the Baltimore District Conference, from the Philadelphia Local Conference for the appointment of an emigrant missionary in Philadelphia. This petition was granted by the Reverend Synod, and a Commission for Emigrant Mission was elected. In May 1911 the Commission organized itself and elected Pastor E. Totzke as chairman, the undersigned as secretary, and Mr. Theo. F.—