LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1917, Page 85

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Ey. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1017. 85

Committee on School Text-Books.
(Appointed by the President.)
Teachers J. G. Theiss, M. Pohlmann, W. Wegener; Professors C.
Bifrig and H. Fehner.
Committee on Educational Survey.
(Appointed by the President.)

Pastors L. Hoelter (Chicago), P. Roesener (New York), F. Tresselt
i. (Detroit), W. Dallmann (Milwaukee), President C. F. Brommer (Ne-
braska).
y. Intersynodical Board.

Prof. G. Mezger, St. Louis, Mo.; President J. F. G. Kleinhans, Staun-
ton, Ill.; Pastor O. L. Hohenstein, Peoria, Ill.

Committee on Union of Orthodox Synods.
(Appointed by the President. )

Pastors 0. Kaiser, C. Eissfeldt, C. H. Becker, J. C. Meyer, J. Schin-
nerer; Messrs. F. Pritzlaff, E. Tetzlaff, A. F. W. Fedder, August Kringel,
H. Mauntler.

Representatives at Washington.

Pastors F. J. Wenchel, Washington, D. C.; D. H. Steffens, Balti-
more, Md.
Literary Boards.

1. Religious books: Faculty at St. Louis.

2. German text-books: Prof. 1. Dorn; Teachers H. Schroeder, H. I.
Feiertag, F. Klein, K. H. Floering.

3. English teat-books: Prof. A. Miller, Prof. H. E. Engelbrecht ;
Teachers C. Bartelt, W. Burhop, A. B. Johnson.

4, Teaching equipment: Prof. A. Schuelke, Prof. J. T. Link, Prof. F.
Deyke; Teachers H. Hillmann, H. L. Koenig.

5. Musical publications: Prof. O. Rusch; Teachers Carl Rupprecht,

Pp. T. Buszin.

Corresponding Secretary for Foreign Countries.

Prof. L. Fuerbringer.
Chronologist.

Pastor E. Eckhardt, Battle Creek, Nebr.

General Railroad Secretary.

Rev. E. G. Nachtsheim, 609 18th Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.

The following regulations are in force: —

1. The General Railroad Secretary will appoint the number of as-
sistants deemed necessary to him, and will give them the necessary in-
structions. The names of these assistants are to be published.

2. As the time for the convention approaches, the General Railroad
Secretary will at an early date attempt to obtain reduced rates from
Passenger Associations for all delegates.

3. Individual lines will not obtain business from the General Railroad
Secretary or from his assistants until requests for lower rates within the

Passenger Associations have been granted or, declined.
4, The General Railroad Secretary and his authorized assistants will
secure for officials and official representatives of Synod and its Missions
such reductions as are granted from time to time by different railroads.
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