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have beep retained as Attorney
for the above Institution, by its only
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manner acting for said lLiquidators is
without any authority; and any moneys
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ilnion Savings Bank, lLiquidators
OCTAVIUS C. GRANADY,
“Attorney for Liquidators.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE _ |
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 21, 1922,
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Miss Adella Cox, l
Miss Amelia C. Crow,
Mrs. Johanna Daniel, \
Miss Marie Davis,
Miss Veronica Davis, Water Gut,
Mi=s Christan Dreckes,
(rertaline Fin' h,
Miss Rosana Hunt,
Mrs. Christeana James,
Mr. & Mrs. J. James,
Miss Mary Rebeca James,
Mrs. Alexander Lake, Queen St.,
Miss Maria Ludvig,
Herman Miller,
Mrs. Beathrice K. Fetersen,
Mr. Genrge Rqmney,
Mpr. Isaiah Ronan, Hill St.,
Miss Ida Small,
Mrs. Rebeca Thomas, S
Miss Klizebeth Walleott, Hospital,
Mr. John Waller,
Miss Sharlot Williams.
Post Oiiice, Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
January 21, 1922.
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster
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