# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1923_S14
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Complete division of classes hag been carried

out in exegesis and
partial division in dogmatics and homiletics, :

In catecheticg it
course has not ¥
equal to the additiong a
@ professor ‘who could 3

not yet been possible. The correspondence
inaugurated since the Present faculty was not
work, To carry on this work would require
devote his entire time to it, "
The faculty has been increased by four members, In December, 4
1920, Professors Sommer, J.T. Mueller, and Fritz were inducted into gy
office; in 1921, Prof. W. Arndt. In 1922 Prof. W. A. Mai 5
the position vacated by the illness of Prof. Pardieck.
entered upon his duties as Dean in December, 1920, and has, under 3
God’s blessing, successfully filled this difficult post. At the Teques¢..
of the Board of Home Missions in Foreign Countries, Professor Dau
was given leave of absence to make an extended tour of Europe for
our Church. ,
Lecture courses have been instituted. Students are required to <%

do private reading and are given syllabi for various courses, Working ;
during spare time has been restricted and regulated. The number of ©
English courses has been materially increased.

Several legacies were received by the Seminary and for the Indi.
gent Students’ Fund. -

Professor Frit; q

The New Seminary,
(Report of Concordia Seminary Building Committee. )

present location: — ;

_ Resolved, That the crowded condition of our classical Seminary
be relieved.

Resolved, That we erect new buildi

in a suitable new location.

Resolved, That in addition to the cost of the site the sum of,

$1,000,000 be appropriated for the relocation of the insti-

Resolved, That the Seminary remain in St. Louis.
On May 16, 1921, the Board of Control
received official instructions from the Board o -