LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 82

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82 Proceedings of Thirty-Second Regular Meeting, :-

Investments.
Liberty Bonds

eee eee cece cece cece ences $ 700.00
War Savings Stamps ..........100. 11172777! 125.90
Rudtloff Legacy (bond) .........../77 07777! 1000.00

- $1825.99

Investment Eearnings.

On $500 Liberty Bonds, 31% years .........., $74.38
On $200 Liberty Bonds, 3 years ............, 25.50
On $500 Liberty Bonds, 1 year .............. 21.25
On $200: Liberty Bonds, 1 year ...........0., 8.50

Balance; December 31, 1922 ............. ,

Statement of Notes Account.

Loans covered by notes, December 31, 1919....$10150.00
New loans covered by notes: 1920

tee e ee eaeee 1600.00
21 2250.00
1922 2 1275.00

: . ——— $15275.00
Repayments, 1920 ............... eee e eens $ 500.00
Money not collectable ..................../) 200.00
Repayments: 1921 ................00007707' 2200.00
1922 woe, Pees eee eee eee. 950.00

, 3850.00

Balance, December 31, 1922 ......0............... $11425.00

APPEALS.
(Germ. Rep., p. 223.)

1. Appeal-of Pastor -J. F. Kunstmann, Porto Alegre, Brazil. —
After carefully examining the charges made against President Pfo-.:
tenhauer and other officials of Synod, — documents being supple- ©
mented by eye- and ear-witnesses, — Synod to a man exonerated its -

; - officials and refused to sustain the appellant. ~The question whether |
oo, ; according to equity Synod owes Pastor Kunstmann anything was
me . “referred to thé Board of Directors. ;

2, Appeal of Pastor H. Reinttz, Hoosier, Sask., Can. — Synod
held that the documents which Pastor Reinitz filed in support of his

‘appeal from the decision of the Minnesota and Dakota District prove
that no other action could have been taken and sustained the verdict
of the Minnesota and Dakota District.