LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1920, Page 85

Transcription machine transcription, uncorrected

⤓ Download .txt · copy text

synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. 85

ed Memorial of Rev. Kaufmann. -
Horial asked Synod to lodge a protest with the French

frough the American ambassador against the abuse of
particularly women and children, on the part of

glonial troops in the occupied zones. —The memorial

Votes of Thanks.

ks of Synod were voted to the following: 1. The Com-
Oonstitution, Prof. L. Fuerbringer, Pres. J. H‘ OQ. Fritz, and
*Boehne; 2. the Army and Navy Board; 3. all departing
he Juvenile Literature Committee; 5. the L. L. L. ; 6. the
'Kansas Districts and the brethren in Conover; 7. Mr.
of Winfield, Kans.; 8. the liberal friends of our Fort
stitution; 9. Treasurer E. Seuel; 10. Secretary R. D. Bie-
; 11. the Detroit congregations, the individual families who
ied the members of Synod, as well as the ladies of the Detroit
ions for their services; 12. the Detroit press: the Abend-
s, Free Press, and Journal; 13. the Detroit Tourist Bureau
‘loan of literature and plates for publicity; 14. the American
2 Publicity Bureau of New York for the Synodical Number
‘American Lutheran; 15. the Police Department; 16. the
s’ Aid Society of Detroit.

Greetings.

tiers of greeting were received from Vice-President J. Hilgen-
yho was not able to be present owing to advanced years, and
clined the nomination for another term of office; from Rev. H.
ker, D. D., for many years chairman of the College of Presi-

'from the brethren in Australia through Prof. George Koch |

cordia Seminary at Adelaide, Australia; from the Norwegian
through Prof. S. Ylvisaker, Ph. D.; and from the brethren in
America through President Mueller. -

nod ordered greetings sent to Rev. J. Hilgendorf and Rev. H.
Iker, D.D.; to-the Synod of Australia; to the Norwegian
n; to the brethren in South America as well as to all laborers
gn lands; to Rev. J. Adam Detzer, ex-President of the English
who for a long time has been very seriously ill. — The secre-
und occasion to deliver in person Synod’s greetings to Rev.

Pastor Detzer was deeply touched. Through the secretary he .

nod stand fast in its confession and courageously to continue
ord’s work: He said he hoped to meet the brethren in heaven.