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EXPERTS IN COIMIIGE WMTIDyoi anch resurch work which will be
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The Bureau of Foreign and liones-
tic Commerce announces three new
manilnulions to fill positions in Its
Washington oflice and In It. I“
oilicea in the principal Aireda- our
ice. On May 16 an examination will
he held for “Expert in Commerce “1"
Finance," the salary for the lion:
longing trout 83.000 to $2, 00. On
\iny 17 another test will be held for
‘As'eistant to Expert in t‘ovnmoroeaud
l‘iuiiuoe." this poaltton beta; NIL-tho?
pziys $1.400 to $2,000. On 'May 19
there will be an examination to:
"(‘i‘iuimercial Agent in District 0H
tier-o," the salary ranging lrom 81,200;
to 83.000.
The examinations for expert and aa—
i.i.~tiint expert in commerce and.
tlnance im- the usual competitive .ex-l
animation: as conducted by tho Civill
Hen toe Comnhtiuoll. Applicants
rhould write at once to the Civil Ber-
tni Commission. Waahington, or to,
one of its district oihcea, tor lppllCI-'
«lion toruia The examination Iorl
rminiiercial agent in district olhcea is
:i <iii-cizil examination givcn by the
in ri-au of Foreign and Domestic Com-i
invite. and application should be
iii.ule in writing direct to the 80mm
ii \\':iehlngtou. The applicant will,
tllt' time by writing in detaiihls edu-
iuiiiiii ninl experience in hia tirat led-
ti~i~ it) the iturenu. -
'I‘hi‘ appointive to the partition oi
‘Il\pert in Commerce and Finance"
“ill be required to handle Indt-pend‘.
I
Hill) particular lines of research and
it'llti' Wtil‘li connected with foreignt
rude; to anevier inquirlcit and takel
o. harce of correspondence: to preparol
imports on economics and businoas.
i'onditions. and on public and private.
iiiiance in tili‘t‘l‘gll countries, both for'
publication and for use in the burcau’
or someiother branch of the Govern-V
iiicut service. They should have out-i
ticieut knowledge of modern lauguag'
I“ to reazl the principal foreign rt»:
\ll‘WS. a discriminating knowledge ofi
t'llliii'lOI‘CP and finance and an ability.
to mprcss themselves clearly and!
imicisely, in good English. They will1
hint) it required tiblllllldlt‘ a certainl
amount of administrative work. (ioni-
pi-tiinre will not be asstxmhted for axe
nuiinntion. but will be rated on the»
ioiiowing subjects, w_incii will have thel
relative weights indicated: Education.:
40; experience. 40; publications or;
thesis. 20. Applicants for this poni-t
tion should be graduates of colleges or‘
universities of recognized standingf
and should boys had at least. two‘
two years ot‘ postgraduate work in‘
commerce and finance. or two yearii'g
journalistic experience exclusively. in'
connection with manufacturing, bunk-
iniz or commerce, In some important
Position. or two years' responsible ex-
perience in some important branch of
manufacturing. banking or commerce.
or two years as lutructot‘ in com-
iuc-rce and finance. Applicants who
have not had college training should
he graduates at a tour nul’ high
school course and have had at lent
.ix years‘ experience in manufactur-
tug. banking or commerce, two non
of which must hove been in a moll-
mble position; or six yean' expel-lat
once in journalism, two years at
must have been in an important pool-
tion dealing exclusively with null
factoring. banking or commerce. For;
eizn travel in connection with
business pursuits will he 'un.
aidered responsible experience for
the purpose at thle exuinotion. P‘t
llcslions. or in lieu thereof mm
abould pertain to some phase at ‘1
niacturhtg. honking or connnerce. _
Appoint.” to the position of “Asa
«latent to Expert in Commune m
Finance" will be required to do any
neceuary research work Jn the norm
ies of the Department of Comanche“
They may be required to mod, digest.
.ubetract and prepare (or ”tattoo.
or ior use in answering Motrin, tho
‘ngente. special acentd. and commer-
icated above aggregating four years.
icolle'ge or unlvmlty of recognized
' toy Kidney Pills. Henry Rabbi. Out
[no to prepare reports on the results '
a - - .0
useful in the bureau's service d tur—
niuhlng foreign trade hibernation.
oonlentb of iorcign publication—out
cial guzettes and bulletin. newepa-
pers and trade papers, consular re-
ports, and the reports of commercial
clnl attaches. A knowledge oi the
principal Ioreiizn languages. ability to
write good English. a good general
knowledge of ocohominu and buolneael
methods. familiarity with sources of
foreign trade Inlormatlm. and re-
search methoila. are practically indis-
ptnsable in this position.
Competitors will be examined In the
following subjects. which will have
the relative weights indicated:
l-Theala. 20.
2—«Roeearch and investigation meth-
ods, 10.
3 Languages (two or more in
French, German. Spanish and Portu-
trueac). 10.
t-(‘urrent events in commerce. in-
dustry and finance, 10.
hagi-u and CMtthnh. no Melt
. . . his dillculties have bun- mae a In:
l’ltnt, granite and iron He guilt-1min: which “do: below the cool
but. the trumondoul nipping done
cred. ”gut": °f mm m to “a at Cbristtn'nla. Increased many told
' ' ‘ a o ' do be . h d h l -
White warp from the Cloak oi ‘rremhmm'm‘ 1"“... who a the war can as ma e t e e
tthorth- . W m-mummwc
' ‘0'” for It. "' advioo. "v u 3‘ 9“ Extended vu‘lonu, moo a planning
The beck of His Hand o‘er Ear ,siblo nlwayl to do just what to
th's Midrib ted. buthmh “garnish” u
i ’ > ' .itbetlc coring on any
' 'gfl'm “m" r of “K FUN“ iln which the no: can. at to. unit.
‘ led States or Ito diplomatic amia-
‘ , itivea can be employed thin help to
From the slopes oi His Awfuliebemuliy gin-.1
i'MOtmtain. ' The American legntlno an the
From the plains that are Shim- gytfmwngm -' 0" III:
"“3"“ Shrouds ”mm" “ a” m” M“ “$105?ch of sun of the Unite-Id
lie is taking that worth the tak- m "Mom . a, m gm ”ml , ,
. nun- Army and General Alvaro 0b
mg. niunlcation has not been Id with all; It '
- - I t‘W th d lot
And hiding thc rest ntator o are! e e c n
clouds.
nonnative of Amide}: Clumsy,
honhecomeswnrlnnry nottoho
w. ninth-r th any ho chum
datthecuptuldnbolltnrontor
accredited to the ”ruined of e
lingo-n neutral.
ll. moo. Tenn. lay l.—-Inttdca
tion of the m econ—ll M
i
1M0“.
The work 0' the legatlou Government 1 Ionian. awaits only
the acceptance by Pruldent Wilson at
with His of them.
linen-nines daily and problem that out
lgmgficiocxm; ".3 chlfi'u“ tenor: of the proposed settlement.
Wherc th'c Choke-Damp oi Casteimsinmiioa. omit the ottnatlon IIl “m" “W“ S“ “WNW" '1“
lies thickest. laommxhat delicate and the ”Mitt-'13:: 3:2“! (:28! C:$:':yh'::
“'herc "1C thl breaks hrcadimme“ 'h."e M t. IDOVQ It um'llllll‘lwl‘ d war 11.. formal "m
with his god fwith all the wenrlueos that diplomacy ‘0 ‘ l'l ’ l ' ted
H I. . icommnndn. cat u at olow. It to expoc . u
c. silently, surely and swut’tlv. Commerchl queutlons which Invdveflm as the word from Whahlngton
Is leaching the Life front the the nation. mam a time "‘60!!!" that the ntrreement is enlist-c»
Sod. iiour nations have to he met. while ailm-
‘au times there to the duty of w“; tienoral Obregon told his noaociatea
guarding as far all possible the nodulml' "‘3‘ h “i" '0 "33°" "h" "‘9
lot the United States. There are mflaettlement "WM "0' "' quickly 9"
Theyt'ollnw llim forth onllis
fr Practical. exporting. 15.
ii ’i‘raurporlutinu and commercial«
geography, 15.. .
7—l-Jducatlon and cxpcrionce. 20. ‘
“Graduation from a college or uni-l
versiiy of recognized standing. or
graduation Iron a tour years' high
school course and tour years' of expe-‘
Linux: in .commm on. manufacture, orl
finance Ju ,ioruigntrude promotion]
worktindoumaliatic work). or louri
years‘ of residence or travel in for
rich countries. part of such residence
or travelm have been spent in busi-
ness pursuing an a combination of col-
.loge training tutdcxperionce as indi-
.are moi-mutation tor enumeration for
this position. Denier students In a
standing will be odmtttod to this ointm-I
.ination if otherwise eligible. hut theiri
.iiamoa will not he certified for ap-‘
imminent-in care they attain elegibil-
hyin the examination until they have
furnished proof of actual graduation.
The examination for commercial
agent in diatrici omceu carers the lot
lowing subjects: Economic and com
mercial geography; statistics and{
methods of investigation foreign len-
gnages (translation from the foreign
language into English); promotion of
commerce (the work at the various
foreign-trade promotion agencies): tbei
technique at foreign trade (questions
on practical exporting): and educa.
tion and experience. The last named
subject. education and experience, do
rated on a statement prepared in ad-
vance oI’ the assembled examination
by the applicant. and counts more,
than any other one subject In thel
written examination. The commercial
agents in charge of the dlotrlct emcee
of the. bureau receive salaries ranging
from 81.400 to Show per annum. The;
commercial agent who assists the
commercial agent in charge ordinar-
ily receives a salary ranging from
81,200 to uses per annum. Twelve
hundred dollars is regarded as the.
regular entrance salary for such com-'
motel agents:
.-.‘.WAO TROUBL'ED AT NIGHT
' rat-fol. annoying milder weaknen
many Indicato- kidnoy trouble. 89
do backache. rheumatism. am, «lol-
hoe-on ”a dull. Inch
um um been relieved thy Fo-
Clfi'uy Pills‘l "loop ill Illht without;
getting up.“ ,, _ gate roloy Kidney Pit-a m are Ina: , language-db»
mam ,MMmuM‘i-mfifl “1mm: . ..
' '. flclpnt old. '0 health. ' ' Advertise your Wants. For Sale and
driver-tin in The gesture}.
Clrcuits~ latnnt unenl- to be made [of the ”ducted. and ”I'll be believed the ten-
His Bullion of Brawn and of lease of American merchandise or for!” b'lWi‘t‘n ”1“ W‘Xli‘flns and Am"-
Braltl— ilicemc for American goods to pas-5km would QUlt‘kly dlflflpwr When
. ’over and through territory where tho'thfi now was screed that In older-
The'Ihtfimd 5"“? .prtiducta of other nation my be M—lltl-"dtllfl had MN! mm“ "I" hid
, ttr passage. lbidden. Often the questions Involvodllor "I object the retirement of the
icv set-k llis llnmc Acre are dfmcult and voxatlone. but no l‘ar American eoldlerit from Mexican soil.
again. ins can be judged the American envoys General Obremin seemed :rnttflfll
[have carried out their duties and tI-lwal" reports that lame mlnln'x 3?":-
. - . - - _ ,~ , ‘Itructtonti In such manner as to cause pan H" W"? D Mminl; to oven 0 t’ I‘
lit is tilat‘intr- tlicm on ills Amtl. I minimum of friction. {Mexican properties. than giving worh
llc ‘5 “73“th ”w'" "“0 OMS . Here in Stockholm the American to thon'tnmla or WHOM.
And the sparks that fly from Hts ‘minlater. irs Nelson ‘Morrlu. has iii-i (icnera‘s Scott and Portion. the
”mother 'mout what might be termed peroonalIAmerlt-an coiiterees. waited for word
‘ ' r . :chnrge oi the enormous trade bOK't‘lln‘ll‘Om Washington that they mluht re
Aréctghtcn‘btars 0' H's “ orL the United Staten and Roania. Thiamuext a formal conference with Gener-
' , hub to do with [tactically all comma al Olin-eon and his uncertain. There
t'l l“.l“l”1M3l\‘0l"l I\llOK-‘dltico except munitions 0! war. Swe'was I'Ollilnf‘. “.0 suggest a possibility
i aston inrv.
the earth on
But. England. which controls the somlaccentahln In all Ila phones to the Ad
and Sweden. which controls the high-'minlatrution. l
iway .are not on the best mmrcial
"“m' “0 “°"""“ °*“‘ 1"" “"0“” TOKJO A l26.-—PoIItIn out ill t'
'chden to Russia without the We-' ' l7" s a
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meat or these two powers. Idoenaea the war b“ so shortened availablol
imnat be obtained in every instance freight space that business interesta|
and these can only be' hld thmughvare greatly incommoded, the Japan
ll” Intercession 0' the American ten-Foreign Trade Association has tiled a ,
IUTTERFLIES IN THE CITY.
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A vacant city lot. by weeds o'ergrown.
Asleep in sunshine at September
day: “
And here and there wild flowers
bloomtnx ray. ltlon. . m. i n lth th H
\II lllb hovering o'er them. hear may. Enghnd. of Cere, b“ no desire to rep ' n a on w 0 Kovmml‘n l
wwli's of stone. ilfllertere with shipment: from Amerl. an that the duty 0' the navyl
Are butterflies by wayward bronchi“ to her Russian ally. but one de- is not confined to the defense of the!
“a“ mud: thiumtee a! thoMAmou flown country and that I! should mint the‘t
mints or so good mac -
From distant. dreamtul fields where. puma intact. Sweden, 1: the OOIO: trading community by releasing trawl
summer's 9'” band. wants assurance that the M port: or by building merchantmen at,
Still lingers. ere she passes mint-e all from America and that Eng “3 13“"- It suggests an Increase in‘
away ‘Ittnti has no immediate interest in the number of vessels on the routesl
rrom land-r, on which her leaves will ““m- "“9”" " “‘1'" 9°“ ‘3'“ to America and India. The women;
, nd ohl
soon be strewn. ’mtbrough Szmrtoolltuuw Mon goes on to say that any proper
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under strict control of the two govern- increase 0’ "9"“ nteu ‘5 W.“
What pleasant was and aounds, o'menta and most exactly balance. bio I! dripping lines be persuaded to",
butterflies. The American ”m here ”'0 lacunae th ' l of space ‘
. has to account strictly Im- In person 0 “pp ’ h “'3
Your {trounce hare mile. Lone holding American I l tor flange. as the artificial repression ot
holds and tones,- {Route the losing tendency in Irelght rates
The quiet of green hills when sum-‘ Jun now Mr. Morris is endeavoring lI-hurmtul.
merrelgnll, ' to obtain from Great Britain the re. M.— ‘
Upon the screen of memory now rile! HO“. 0‘ Some 500 Mm lypevrrlt-l PEKING. May 5.——By government ;
;era, consigned to n Swamp! arm, on .
And yet ucaree fairer than wheldbythoat llpll “c mmdatethotmperhtuflngflmw
ocene that lies hogan. under orders “on the Brltlah calendar which was instltated on Jun-
Beiore me month the pensive noon- “mu-my, En‘hnd does not wish m 1, has been shell-lied. and tin:
a" .14“! typewriters to get_lnto Germany. The mm. of state has decreed thatl
—n. r. Studduth in New link Worldnsm firm In: trim every mur- .v .
once that the typewrltuw are do! me the your 1916 shut be known as the
,in Bummmmm.m ml: yur of linked or the Mobile.
ill a W amine in .4
"" thi- m The shipment is val s
«ESPN UP TO THE MARK.
“spring can!" is not always a take. 2“ ““31“.qu 855.000. 9 ' '
It you feel dull Mdrflm'fl. mod that At Copenhagen, the American mln~ CA
ull'lthoretherhdloatbnolHd-hdmnm“ unmmmM.
numbinltwtllpayyoatomfl- mmentfornunutmymw-
tails of diplomatic relation- snd tho'
i.
.eatdarnrxvtwm. ..
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den la the winter highway to Runninftbat the anrewrcent might not beiound -
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THE MEI/[ING POT, . quiring ntteutiv g the legation at Co
-—- iUIESI [mm‘ ‘penhagen has .. en a point a! commu-
- . -. _ , i {nation between America and the g, .
“to lluuse on the Mount ”chub—i patrol Powers and the “mm“ un. o h; .. a
ltshcdl— i idoobtodiy contain copiel oi men-anal . . .
And so that His “’ill may be: Til)“ back and forth Which Will ' it
done nuke interesting diplomatic history in. ‘ no ~ -- n.
i ' . STOCKHOLI. Swain. lay 8.— m, y." a“ :. ——.. COAL _ GAS”
Ht commands the Strength 01 to i (*Corrulponhce of The Annotated At Chmttania the American minio- ' ___—_-* o. ,
Nations .Prmiwflemw *- the miter to Nor-q. new 0. Behind. ‘
1‘0 fonm‘v ‘he rout-QC of he ‘Vlttn (’th “ now to u Ml” 0' thonflln. m m problflnl m Ran 'U‘
\‘un ' ' ' it“ we“ "flip“m II 't "'0 “tum to those in the larger capitol“)! » » , »- ' , . “ .
. 'erlczm [calm in CWI. 00‘).- Stockholm and Com. “ll. “EFT EVERY . ‘l
COOKING NEED '
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x"‘i-—'— quired for either or " '
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both of the two fuels. "g
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Itoomu by day or ‘wuh at moonlit when.
Every mom well ventilated. electric hunts and In.
Everyone: Ilrut clan
ll'liat Are Your Assele? '
n. m m d Mad punctual alt-tn ”today ‘
on methods employed very may.
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