LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 58

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58 * Proceedings of Thirty-Second Regular Meeting,

The books ‘were audited by certified public Accountants (s
Gore & Co. of Chicago), which audit Was accepted by your Boarg Bi
Auditors, who in the Presence of President F. Pfotenhauer on nis
uary 31, 1993, Personally counted all the Securities and Made
report in the Lutheran Witness on February 27, 1993, end in
Lutheraner on February 20, 1923, as follows: —

“The undersigned members of the. Genera] Auditing Board, wi

born. vaults, Chicago, Ill, and found that the amounts stateq in the
balance ‘Sheet are in agreement with the securities deposited fog
safe-keeping in these vaults, ie

“Wits Scutaxe. } Genera] Board --2
“Frep H. Wotrr, of Auditors,
“F, Prorennaver, President.”

Addition to the L. LL, Endowment Fand.
; (Germ. Rep., p. 185.)

figures — wag turned over at Detroit and accepted by Synod, He »
also stated that the League Proposed to continue its work until, with
the help of od, its goal of $3,000,000 shall have been reached.
‘Mr. Fred ©. Pritzlaff, treasurer of the League, thereupon read the |
document of transfer, ;

Synod accepted the tender of $250,000 with thanks, acknowledged
the zeal of the league by rising, and wished the league God’s blessing
in reaching the goal of $3,000,000,

General Relief Board.
(Germ. Rep., p- 188.)

In view of tha fact that the Board of Support wag Separated from
the General Relief Board, the rules and regulations under which this
Board formerly operated ‘Were no longer clear in all points, Synod
therefore adopted a new set of regulations for the General Relief
Board.