LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 85

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ypon Synod resolved —
4 approve the action of President Pfotenhauer; “

the hope that complete unity may be achieved between the two
ods in all matters, also in the practical questions on woman

5 To grant students from the Finnish Church the same educa-
: privileges enjoyed by our own students.

nquity of Pastors Koester, Brauer, and Danitschek.
(Germ. Rep., p. 231.)

The above-named pastors inquired if Synod were ready to resume
‘aternal relations with them on the basis of @ thesis on which a dis-
ngion which arose in the Saxon Free Church was settled, as reported
Jutheraner, December 26, 1922.

Synod resolved to refer these men back to the Kansas District
from which they had been expelled.

SPECIAL REPORTS AND MEMORIALS.

‘Report of the Board of Directors. °
(Germ. Rep., p. 232.) ,

1, First meeting, July 7 and 8, 1920. Organization: President
F. Pfotenhauer, chairman; Rev. M. F. Kretzmann, secretary; Mr. E.
_Seuel, treasurer. Rev. Wm. Hagen -and Measrs. B. Bosse and. H. W.
~ Horst were elected a Committee on Buildings. This committee has
-; ‘taken over the duties of the former General Board of Control.
_ 9 Twenty-one meetings were held to date, of which exact minutes
were kept. .
3. Professors’ salaries were raised according to resolutions passed
by Synod. “ , -
4. A site of 71.215 acres on the western outskirts of St. Louis
was purchased for the Seminary. The cost was $185,387.31. The
St. Louis congregations contributed $75,000.
5. Day & Klauder of Philadelphia were engaged as architects for
“the Seminary. .
6. The appropriations for the various institutions were carried

; out according to the resolutions of Synod, as far as it was possible
z to do so.

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