Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-13
NEWARKERS PASS
IN CIVIL SERVICE
Results of Recent Examina-
lions Favorable to Many
Local Aspirants.
Especial to the Newark start

| TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 13-The
| Civil Service Commission announced
yesterday that ten candidates had
passed the examinations for the posi-
ton of employers liability clerk in the
department of labor. The highest aver
age, 91.49 per cent, was obtained by
William e. Stubs, secretary of the
Employers Liability Commission, and
now in charge of that work in the
abor department.
The other successful candidates in
order of merit were: Harry J. Goas,
West Orange; Bartholomew A. Foley
Jersey City; John F. Haines, Trenton;
Hermann A. Richtberg, East Orange;
Joseph ID. Maher and Frederick w.
Fort, jr., Newark; Harry G.. Walters,
Verona William e. Stagg, East Or
ange, and William w. Giddes, Dun
ellen.
Results of other examina tions were
also announced by the commission to-
day as follows:
Park Custodian, Newark Shade
Tree William Schroeder,
Daniel Kelly, William H. Smith,
Leonard G. Bauer, Arthur b.
Matthews, Louis CARRIER, James P.
Dunn. Louis A. Williams. James II.
MCGEE, Henry w. Kopp, Walter SUIT
ton, Arthur NJ. Douglass, Bernard II.
McCabe, William F. Dryer and Will
lam w. Brennan, all of Newark
Assistant Foreman, Newark Water
COMMUNICATION g. Whish, Ro-
man Holler John j. Keough, Michael
j. REILLY and Thomas Portch, all of
Newark.
Assistant Bookkeeper, Newark
Board of Education-William f. Con-
rad, julius f.. Fink, Louis J. Seller,
Clarence Hanson, Edwin A. Knorr,
Joseph Beninati and Gus Pashkow,
all of Newark.
Office Assistant, Newark City Hos
pital-Herman Van Steenburgh, Moe
Weintraub, Charles +. Jelly, Morris
Margolis and Samuel Lustbader, all
of Newark
Repairman. Newark Fairgrounds
mmission-Edward NJ. Van Ness
and Ishmael s. Crane Newark.
Male Director, Newark Playground
Commission-Raymo L. Smith and
Christopher A. Schumacher, Newark.
Female Director, Newark Play
grounds Commission-Gertr Fl.
Corbitt, Newark.
Matron, Public Bath. Newark Play
grounds Commission-Annie e. Nc
Gee, Mrs. Frieda Winnie, Ella c.
Hartford, Mary V. Bremen and Mrs.
Emma Hawkey, all of Newark.
Attendant, Newark Shade free
Commission-Robert futile, John Nc
bTeeNy, JOnH w. hayes ana James
A. Sheehan, Newark.
Assistant in Experimental Horticul-
ture, Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton, New Brunswick-Charles II.
Connors, New Brunswick.
Clerk. New Jersey Home for Dis
abed Soldiers and Sailors, VineIand
Jacob f. Morton, Frankinville;
Robert w. Mulhearn, Newark; HUI
bert A. Heran, Trenton; George H.
Steinle, Jersey City; William E. Stew
ardson, West Hoboken.
Woman Attendant, Newark Shade
Tree MISUNDERSTANDING Boyle
Margaret A White and Mrs Joanna
Dell, Newark.
Watchman, State and Essex County
Service-Arthur p. Matthews Thomas
J. Boylan, Valentine r. Johnson,
George A. Roehm. David J. Benn,
Bernard II. McCabe, Charles ].
Lynch. Van s. Hulburt. Frank H
Jones, Edward F. Wall, John H. Nor
ris, Michael Mazzei Albert Weber,
Frank Burke, John Conner, John
Smith, Edward K. Fredericks, Au-
gust Schickedanz, Theodore Pearsall,
Samuel Lustbader, all of Newark;
John Sharp, Raritan; James F. Mar
ion, Harrison; Frederick r. Huff,
Cedar Grove; Samuel Flescher, Jer-
sey City; Patrick j, Conroy, Orange.