# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1914_S85
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of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1914. 85

5. Pastor C. J. Albrecht was given opportunity to speak about the work of the China Mission Society.

6. The Conference resolved to thank the Ev. Luth. Immanuel congregation at Mankato, Minn., for its kind invitation and to express its regret that it could not be accepted this time.

7. During part of the debate on the Negro Mission the speakers' time was fixed at three minutes at most.

8. The Secretary was instructed, according to the standing rule of the Synodical Conference [Synodalkonferenz], to see to the printing of the report this year also.

9. Before the close of the last session the list of names of the delegates entitled to vote was read.

XI. Next Convention.

1. The Synodical Conference will meet, God willing, on August 16, 1916, for its twenty-sixth convention.

2. Two invitations lay before the Conference. It was resolved to accept the one that came in first, namely that of the Ev. Luth. Holy Trinity congregation at Toledo, O. (P. G. Blievernicht).

3. Doctrinal proceedings. Although the essayist, P. W. Dallmann, has not yet laid before the Conference all the New Testament titles of Christians that he has treated, he nevertheless asked that his work be dispensed with from now on. The Conference granted the request and expressed to the essayist its thanks for his effort. — As already resolved four years ago at Seward, Nebr., Prof. G. Mezger will now present a paper on a topic to be chosen by himself.

XII. Vote of Thanks.

To the Bethlehem congregation at Milwaukee and its pastor (O. Kaiser), as well as to the ladies' society of the congregation, the hearty thanks of the Synodical Conference for hospitality so richly experienced were expressed by the preacher in the closing service.

C. Gausewitz, President.
Johannes Meyer, Secretary.

Soli Deo Gloria!