Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-28
POSTOFF|CE TESTS
SET FOR JULY 20
The Atlanta Journal News Bureau,
e23 Riggs Building.
BY THEODORE TILLER

WASHINGTON, June %. - The
civil service commission has desig-
| mated July 23 as the date for hold
| ing examinations to fill postmaster
ship vacancies at approximately one
hundred third-class offices in Geor-
| gia.
| These examinations will be taken
at half as many larger cities and
towns, where examiners will be sta
| TONED on the 23rd with blanks and
| other information. For a third-class
office near Atlanta, for instance. the
examiners will conduct the examina-
| ton at Atlanta
:. Applicants for any one of the Of
ices however, may go to any ex-
animation place designated and Ger.
NY to the place for which he is
The list of third-cIass offices an.
nounced by the commission, together
with the salary attached to each Of
lice and the date it became vacant
under the Interpretation of the re-
cent Harding executive order. is as
90 A0ccwworth, $1,soo, Mar. 10, 1921; Abel,
$1,000. March II, 1920; Aiapaha, 81 200
July |, 1920: Arsgon, 81 200, Jan. 1, 1921
Baconton, $1,000, Jan. 1, 1921; Blue
I EGDe' soo .O9 Oct July = 1920 Bq aas
May II, 1920; Bowman, 81 800 Mar. Is,
1921; Brentwood 81, 1000, July /, 1920; Brook,
let, $1,4o0, Sept. 3, 1920; Buford, s., 100,
Mar ale 49, 1921 Byron, 81 200, Jau l. 1921.
$500, Jan; l., 1921; Clayton, $1,7OO, Jan,
| climax, 81 400, Apr. l. 1920; Collins, 81 300,
Jan Jan !, 1920; Conyers: $4,000, Mar. 20, 1921 !;
| las, 1000, Jan. 8, 1921; Damascus, 81 200,
Jan. I, 1921; Danielsville, $1,000, July T.,
1920; Danyille, $1,000, Apr. /. 1921; Ella
| vile, $1,000, Jan: "a, 1921; EHijay, $500,
Jan. 81, 1920; Emory University, $1,4OO,
Fair Mount, 81 600, July I. 1920: Flowery
Branch, $1,000, Jan. 1, 1921: Fort Gaines,
$500, Mar. 6, 1921; Garfield, $1,000, Jan.
], 1921 Gray $11o00;, Jan l, 1921; Guyton,
| July j, 1920; Hapeviile, $1,2oo, oct .'' i,
| 1920; Hardwick, 81 ,400, Oct. l, 1920; Heph-
sDa aao IAN Jan l. 1921 a Hos
!, 1921; Jeffersonvile, $1,000. Apr, 49,,
| 1921 Jesup, 5000, Apr. 10, 1921.
Kiungsland, $1,000. JAN IS, 1927; Kingston.
I92l; Lake Park, $500, jan; 1, 1921 !;
Leesburg, $1,7O0, Jan. 81, 1927; Lenox,
$1,000, Apr. /, 1920; Leslie, s1,1O0, Sent.
T., 1920; Locust Grove. $1,000, Mar. 16,
1920; Lyerly, $1,000, July /, 1920 :.
MaysvilIe, $1,000 Aug. "a, 1920; Menlo,
$1,000, July 1, 1920; Milan, $1,000, IAN. l.,
| 1921; Miner, $1,000, Jan. 1, 1921 Mount
| Berry, $1,000, Nov. Is, 1920; Nichols,
| $1,7OO, Mar. 16, 1921; Oliver, $1,100, Jan.
| 1, 1921; Omega, 81, 200, Jau. I, 1921; Par
rott, $1,000, Jau. 1, 1921; Ringgold, $500,
Mar. 10, 1920.
Saint Simons Island, 81 400, Jan. I,
1921; Screven, $1,000, Oct. 1, 1920; Senoia,
$1,7OO, May 2, 1921; Social Circle, $1,000,
Dec L., 1920; Summit, $1,000, Apr: I,
1920; Talbotton, $1,000, Aug %, 1920;
Toomsboro, $1,4OO, Nov. A, 1920; Trion,
| 81 800 Mar. is, 1921; White Plains, 81 400,
Jan. 1, 1920; Willacoochee, $1,000, Mar.
16, 1921; Wrens, $1,000, Apr. 16, 1921;
Yatesville, $1,000 Feb. "a, 1920; Young
| Harris, 81, 200, Jan. I, 1921.
! The commission announces that ex-
aminations for any one of the fore
| going third-claSS offices may be
| taken at any one of the following
central examination points:
| Albany, Americas, Athens, Atlanta
Augusta, cambridge, GAINESVILLE
Blakely, Brunswick, Camilla, Canton
Carrollton, Gainesville, Cedartown
| Columbus, Commerce. Covington
Cuthbert, Dalton, Dawson, Douglas
Dublin, Eastman, Elberton, Fort Val
ley, Gainesville, Greensboro, Griffin
Hartwell, Jackson, Macon, Marietta
Millen, Milledgeville, Monroe, New
nan, Rome, Rossville, Sandersville
Savannah, Statesboro, Thoma,;ton
Triton, Toccoa, Valdosta, Vidalia
Washington, Waycross, Winder.