# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1914_S162
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162 Proceedings of the 29th General or

4. The Dr. E. G. Sihler Endowment (for acquiring library books for
the Prima and Sekunda classes at the college in Milwaukee); sum:
$1,500.

Balance of this fund, January 1, 1911 .................. $305.84
Income, 1911-1913 ....................................... 180.00
                                                           $485.84
Expenditure for books ................................... 108.32

Balance of the fund, December 31, 1913 .................. $377.52

Signed: Friedr. Künzel, Treasurer.

Concordia College in St. Paul, Minn. — No bequests to
administer.

St. Paul's College in Concordia, Mo. — No bequests to
administer.

St. John's College in Winfield, Kans. — The J. H. Bird
Bequest; sum: $200. This sum was loaned during the last triennium to
a professor of the institution; it bears 6% interest, which is used
for the college.

Signed: R. Miessler,
Chairman of the Board of Control.

Concordia College in New Orleans, La. — No bequests to
administer.

Concordia College in Portland, Oreg. — No bequests to
administer.

Concordia College in Bronxville, N. Y. — No bequests to
administer.

Concordia College in Conover, N. C. — No bequests to
administer.

The Teachers' Seminary in Seward, Nebr. — No bequests to
administer.

California Concordia College in East Oakland, Cal. — No
bequests to administer.

Respectfully:

Henry Schenkel, Chairman.
Konrad Kellermann.
W. Hallerberg, Secretary.

Committee report.

Your committee was further assigned the report of the Commission for
the Administration of Bequests.

The commission commends the boards of control of St. Louis and of
Springfield for always sending in their report promptly, and censures
the board of control of Fort Wayne for having, despite four requests,
sent in no complete report on the purpose, yield, and use of its
bequests.

The committee report was adopted.