LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 72

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72 Proceedings of Thirty-Second Regular Meeting,
The following treasuries show a credit balance: — ‘
Australia and New Zealand Missions... 685.08 :
pacar th op an 39564289 e
New building in Concordia...) 177727727711 12628.08 *
Now building in Edmonton 11077777: feel 1389.52 a
New building in St, Louis 6.00 TTT 318729.99 :
Undivided Peed Beer ie arte teen ne 45936.48 3
‘ Immigrant ‘and Samen’s Missions |! 1/17" "*' 1332.89 :
cere Mo IEE 2490.61 3
1253087 94°:
Synop’s Assets, .
Bonrreeeivable fee ee eee een, $ 8000.00
Bonds (including Building Fund) ....0002772177" 756662.39
ured 10aMB eee tee eee, ‘sees 121397-99
: —
; $886060.31
Synod has expectancies on sundry accounts amount- ;
' ing to 21.0): Si aeer Tc rere enna 154279.79 -
The following treasuries show a debit balance: —
Deaf-mute Missions 7378.98
ropa pigs teen LE 6000.00
European fdissions «2020 000TITTITT iii 8779.25
Foreign Missions

Foreign-tongue Missions
‘Home Missions :

Pee ese ene

Indian Mission

ew building .. |. || 7892.51
Oregon School Campaign 0.00000) )))002it007 9001.28
South American Missions «2.077171 120 221707 30139.13
Synodical eremeury 0022s 10993.83
Sundry debits etter eee 374.67
~———— 158653, 87
Cash balance... $94413.37

the funds of Synod. ‘The committee algo called Synod?’

8 attention
to the fact that its fiscal business has grown from a turnover of

$465,138.23 in 1913 to $2,489,990.74 in 1999. from a monthly pay-roll -
(including pensions in both instances) of $9,279 in 1913 to $35,491.99

R id Proper and
efficient help for the Treasurer,