LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 19

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Ey. Luth: Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1923, 19
figure $87,351. The contractor stated that he was unable to
rove on the plans and specifications in point of economy.
Wischmeyer, a Lutheran. architect: and member. of the Com-
ttee, stated that in his opinion the buildings as Projected cannot
h any sense be termed extravagant.

» At this time the presentation drawings, now submitted to the
convention, were completed by the architects,

X. Report on Building-Stone.
On December 15, 1922, the

Seminary grounds.

XI. Board of Directors Approves Actions of B
Recommends Collection of Special Donatio

10ns for special] Purposes, not to be
ions, be approved. The Committee

is to begin work at once.” © It was at a meeting of the Publicity
Committee that one of our laymen announced his intention of defray-
ing the cost of the library, approximately $87,000.

of efficiency and without destroying the di
At the same time a very large number of
ing construction and equipment. Duri
several members of the Committee vi

stinctiveness of the group,
data were gathered regard-
ng the Succeeding months
sited various centers in an effort