LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 42

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42 Proceedings of Thirty-Second Regular Meeting,

3. To accept the audited financial report;

4. To recommend that the Immigrant Mission offer
elers from our circles by procuring their transportation
it nets a good profit ;

5. To call a second missionary ;

6. To refer the request of Imm
for a subsidy of $400 for the pa:
among immigrants, to the
to act. ,

to serve ¢

abroad,

anuel Congregation, East
stor, who is doing some Mission
Immigrant Mission Board, with

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Seamen’s Mission.
(Germ. Rep., p. 128.)

The Seamen’s Mission is conducted by Pastor Pinkert, [,
carried on under the supervision of the Immigrant

— The financial report was ado
1922, $3,381.47. Expenses wer

Mission BR,
pted. Disbursements: 1921, $3,983 9
e reduced at the beginning of 1923, -

American Lutheran Board for Relief in Euro
(Germ. Rep., p. 130.)

Since this work was begun, four years ago, the total receipt ¢
January 31, 1993, amounted to $640,157.72. The expense of manage:
ment is 2.192 per cent. of the total income, covered by special dons
tions and not deducted from donations for relief work. 2,608 ship
ments of clothing were made. ;

Synod resolved —

1. To continue the work for t

hree more years;
2. To secure a better regulation of the financial activities

having its business representative who is to be sent to Europe ix:
vestigate the financial activities of the Board in Europe;

3. To adopt the audited financial reports,

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_. CONSTITUTIONAL MATTERS.

Additions to the Constitution.
- (Germ. Rep., p. 134.)

The following addition was made to By-Laws, § 12D, ‘Righ'
and Duties of District Presidents” : —

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