LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1914, Page 80

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80 Verhandlungen der 29. Allgemeinen oder

Kaſſenbericht.

Einnahme.
Im Jahre 1911: Kommiſſionen ................ $377.75
               Kollekten .................... 319.72
               Intereſſen ................... 334.17
               Zuſchuß aus der Allgemeinen Miſ⸗
                  ſionskaſſe ................. 450.00
                                              --------
                                              $1481.64

Im Jahre 1912: Kommiſſionen ................ $464.82
               Kollekten .................... 525.18
               Intereſſen ................... 105.02
               Zuſchuß aus der Allgemeinen Miſ⸗
                  ſionskaſſe ................. 290.00
                                              --------
                                              1385.02

Im Jahre 1913: Kommiſſionen ................ $446.35
               Kollekten .................... 240.40
               Intereſſen ................... 232.72
               Zuſchuß aus der Allgemeinen Miſ⸗
                  ſionskaſſe ................. ——
                                              --------
                                              919.47
                                                        $3786.13

Ausgabe.
Im Jahre 1911: Gehalt ....................... $964.30
               Verſchiedenes ................. 143.42
                                              --------
                                              $1107.72

Im Jahre 1912: Gehalt .......................$1200.00
               Verſchiedenes ................. 137.97
                                              --------
                                              1337.97

Im Jahre 1913: Gehalt ....................... 1200.00
               Verſchiedenes ................. 146.94
                                              --------
                                              1346.94
                                                        3792.63

                              Defizit .................. $6.50

Unſer Guthaben am 1. Januar 1911 war:
      Auf der Bank ............................... $2779.38
      Ausſtehende Note ............................ 3000.00
                                                    --------
                                                    $5779.38
Guthaben am 1. Januar 1914:
      Auf der Bank ............................... $2916.30
      Ausſtehende Note ............................ 3000.00
                                                    --------
                                                    $5916.30

Bemerkung. Kaſſenbeſtand bei Übernahme der Miſſion ſeitens der Synode
am 1. September 1911 war $5878.96.

G. F. Dederer, Kontrolleur.

Emigrantenmiſſion in Philadelphia, Pa.

Der Bericht der Kommiſſion enthielt u. a. folgendes:

Der im Jahre 1911 in St. Louis tagenden Delegatenſynode lag
ein von der Baltimore⸗Diſtriktskonferenz unterſtütztes Geſuch der
Philadelphia⸗Lokalkonferenz um Anſtellung eines Emigrantenmiſſionars
in Philadelphia vor. Dieſes Geſuch wurde von der Ehrw. Synode be⸗
willigt und eine Kommiſſion für Emigrantenmiſſion erwählt. Im
Mai 1911 organiſierte ſich die Kommiſſion und erwählte P. E. Totzke
zum Vorſitzer, den Unterzeichneten zum Sekretär und Herrn Theo. F.

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.—