# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1917_S20
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20.~—~«w Proceedings of 30th General Convention,

and Gaenssle. Teachers Felten (N. Wis.), Beiderwieden (West.). Lay
Delegates Scheider (N. Wis.), Kipp (Atl.).

COMMITTEE No. 17.— Applications. Pastors Kretzmann (Cent.), W.
Dube (Tex.), Koppelmann (Oreg. and Wash.). Teacher Fischer (Cent. IIL).°°
Lay Delegates W. Schulz (West.), Hickmann (East.).

CoMMITTEE No. 18.— On Appeals. Synod first elected as a Nominat-
ing Committee Pastors Zimmermann, Sander, Horn, Teacher Niermann,: *
and Delegate Mauntler. This Committee nominated the following five
committees on the five appeals before Synod, which nominations were rati-
fied by Synod. ;

A. Appeal (701) of Pastors Brauer, Danitschek, and Koester. Pas-
tors M. J. Von der Au (Iowa), F. Kroencke (Engl.), CO Graesser (Atl),
Teacher M. Graebner’ (Mich.). Lay Delegate Mauntler (Mich.). :

B. Appeal (702) of Pastor Fuhrmann. Pastors H. Schroeder (East.);
Pres. J. D. Ehlen (S. Dak.), F. H. Rudi (West.). Teacher Mueller (Iowa).
Lay Delegate Pudewa (N. 111.)

C. Protest (703) of Pastors Discher and Runge in the Springfield
Matter. Pastors P. Graupner-(Can.), Wm. Dallmann (Engl.), P. D. Muel-
ler (Kans.). Teacher C. Peters (Wis.).* Lay Delegate H. Mennich (Cal.);

D. Appeal (704) of Mr. Pieper, Edwardsville, Ill. Pastors E. Kuss
(South.), A. Bartz (Minn.). Teacher Th. Mertens (N. IIL). Lay Dele-
gates J. Kraemer (Kans.), H. Schroeder (Tex.). >

E. Appeal (705) of Mr. Folkers. Pastors F. Keller (Cent.), Witte

(Cent. Ill.). Teacher Niermann (West.). Lay Delegates Ed. Doerr’
(Nebr.), W. Volkert (Minn.).

CoMMITTEE No. 19.— Excuses. Pastors Broders (S. Ill.), Dorpat
(N. Wis.). Teacher Bertram (Iowa). Lay Delegates Daske (Mich.),:
Steup (Atl.). : :
COMMITTEE No. 20. — Protest against Federal Law Prohibiting Trans-.
portation of Communion Wine. Pastors Wm. Schoenfeld (Atl.), A.-H. De.

letzke (Iowa), Val. Kern (N. Dak. and Mont.), K. Kretzschmar (Nebr.)
H. Schroeder (East.).

INSTITUTIONS.

(For names of newly elected professors and board members see lists
pp. 82 ff.)

CONCORDIA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY AT ST, LOUIS, MO.

. Report on attendance during past three years: 1914—1916
Students enrolled, 311; serving as vicars, 88; otherwise absent, 1
candidates entering the ministry, 87. — 1915—1916: Enrolled, 328
vicars, 89; otherwise absent, 8; candidates, 90. — 1916—1917; Eh
rolled, 344, vicars, 46; otherwise absent, 14; candidates, 87, :

ReEsoLutions AND APPROPRIATIONS.

1. If it is found that more room is needed for rooming the s
dents, the Board of Supervision is empowered to utilize for this pur-%#
pose the double residence of Professors Bente and Fuerbringer, anc

to erect two new residences for professors, at a cost of not ove
$7,000 for each. Ls