The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-23
CIVIL SERVICE WILL.
DETERMINATIONS
FOR FOREIGN OFFICE

The Secretary, Fifth Civil Service
District. Postoffice. Atlanta, Ga. an
nounces the following examinations
to be held, ON the dates indicated,
at the places mentioned. Applica-
lions for these examinations and adj
ditional information concerning them
may be obtained from the Secretary,
Local Board of Examiners at any
first or second class postoffice, the
Secretary, Fifth Civil Service Dis
trict Postoffice, Atlanta, Ga, or the
u. s. Civil Service Commission,
Washington, D. C.
Trade Commissioner and Special
Agent, Bureau of Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce, Department of
Commerce, December 6, 1916, salary
$1,000 day and expenses. Ten po-
sitions vacant as follows: Trade
commissioner to investigate ports
and transportation facilities of Rus
STA and the far east; trade commits
sioner to investigate motor vehicles
in Russia and the far east; trade
commissioner to investigate mineral
resources in the far east; trade com
missioner to investigate opportunf-
ties in Russia; special agent to in
vestigate South American markets
for fancy groceries; special agent to
investigate South American markets
for furniture; trade commissioner to
investigate Russian markets for
Woodworking machinery and prime
movers; special agent to investigate
Brazilian markets for metal working
machinery and prime movers; spe-
cial agent to investigate South
American markets for jewelry and
silverware; trade commissioner to in
vestigate the markets OF Africa, the
near east, and India for hardware.
No person admitted to any of these
examinations who has not had sub
stantial training an6 experience
which would qualify him as an ex-
pert in the line to be investigated.
Age, 20 years or over.
Assistant in junior extension work
(female), December IL, 1916, salary
81 300 to $2,4O0 a year. Age, 25 to
45 years.
Structural engineer ana drafts
man (male), December 1914. 1916,
salary $1,000 to $1,000 year. Age,
% years or over.
Chemist, salary $1,000, December
10, 1916, vacancies in Massachusetts,
and elsewhere. Graduation in chem
istry and two years experience in
the analysis of iron and steel re-
quired. Age, under 35 years.
Chemists aid, December Is, 1916,
salary $72O to $1,000 year. Va
cancies in the department of agricul-
ture. From one to three years ex-
perience required. Age, IL to 35
years.
Dental inferno, December Is, 1916,
salary $500 and maintenance. Va
cancies in ST. Elizabeth's Hospital,
Washington, d. c., and elsewhere.
Applicants must be graduates or SEN
Tor students of dental college, Age,
20 years or over.
Physician, December IS, 1915,
salary $1,000 800 a year. Va
cancies in Indian and Panama canal
services. Applicants must be grad
yates or senior students OF medical
school. Age, 81 to 20 years.
Statistical agent (male), Decem-
Der 10, 1916, salary $1,400 year.
For vacancies in bureau Of fisheries.
Age, 20 to 35 years.
Teacher of agriculture (nnaIe), De-
cember 13, 1916, salary $500 a year.
Vacancies in Indian service, South
Dakota and elsewhere. Applicants
must be graduates of agricultural
college Age, 20 to so years.
Laboratory apprentice, December
1914, 1916, salary $40 year. Va
cancies in department of commerce.
Higher ratings viii be given apph-
cants who have had training in scien-
thflc or technical laboratories or
schools. These positions offer op-
! portunities for study and advance
ment to positions Of scientific ex-
pert. Age, II to 81 years.
Dairyman, December 10, 1916, sal
airy S720 a year. Vacancies in the
Indian service. No educational test.
Competitors rated on physical abil-
ity, training and experience. Age,
Fl to so years.
| Stenographer and typewriter
! (male), January 9, 1917. For vacan-
cies in the departmental service,
Washington, D. C. Demand for eli
gibles greater than supply. Quail
fled persons are urged to enter this
examination. Age, Is years or over