Evening journal., 1913-12-31

the birth certificate filed according TO
law with Board OF Health or other
board or officer charged with the duty
of recording births, which certificate
shall be prima facic evidence of the age
OF such child
(bl passport or duly attested
transcript of certificate OF baptism
showing the date OF birth and place OF
baptism of such child.
lc In case none of the above proofs
of age can be produced. other documen-
tary evidence OF age which shall appear
to be satisfactory to the officer issuing
the certificate taside from the school rec
ord of such child OF the affidavit of par
ent. guardian or custodian), may be ac-
cepted in lieu thereof. In such case a
school census OF enumeration record,
duly attested, may be used as proof Of
age in the discretion of the officer issu-
ing the certificate.
td) In case no documentary proof OF
age Of any kind can be procured, the
person issuing the certificate may re-
ceive and file an application signed by
the parent, guardian or custodian of the
child, and If the Child Labor Inspector
is satisfied with the statements he shall
accept such certificate as sufficient proof
of the age of such child for the pur-
poses Of this section.
Employment certificates shall not
be issued until the child appears per-
sonally before the person issuing the
certificate to be examined.
All employment certificates shall
state the name. sex, the date and the
place of birth and place Of residence
Of child. as we'll as the weight and
height and color of hair and eyes. to-
gether with all other distinguishing
facial marks. All certificates shall be
dated the date Of issue and signed by
the child in the presence Of the per-
son issuing same.
The school record provided by this
act shall be filled out and signed by
the principal or chief executive officer
Of the school the child last attended.
Blank certificates and other papers
shall be formulated by the State Child
] Labor Commission and printed by the
Child Labor Inspector and furnished
by him to county superintendent or
others requiring the same.
The superintendents of public
schools shall transmit between the
first and tenth of each month TO the
State Child Labor Inspector list OF
names of children TO whom certificates
have been issued
The State Child Labor Inspector can
make demand on any employer who
employs a child apparently under the
age of 16 years. to furnish him, with
in ten days. satisfactory evidence that
the child is in fact over 16 years OF
age. Section IL makes the failure tc
supply such evidence prima facie
evidence of the illegal employment Of
such child.
No child under the age of 10 years
shall be employed. permitted or suf-
fered to work (1) in, about OF in con
nection with blast furnaces. docks, oil
wharves; (2) in the outside erection
ard repair of electric wires; 90 II
the running or management of ele
vators, lifts or hosting machines, OF
dynamos; (4) in oiling or cleaning
machinery in motion; (5) in. the op
Grafton of emery wheels or any abra
sive. polishing OF bufing wheel wher
aruCieS or the udSeI metdlo OF iIlului
are manufactured; (6) at switc
tending: CD gate tending: (s
track repairing; (9) OF as brakemer
firemen, engineers, motormen or con
ductors upon railroads; (l0) or a
railroad telegraph operators; (1D a
pilots. iremen or engineers upol
boats and vessels; (12) or in o
about establishments wherein nitro
glycerine. dynamite, dualin, guncot
ton, gunpowder, compounded o
stored unless said establishment
are insured under the approval of tn
board of insurance underwriters o
the district where said establishment
is situated.
Any person under p years Of az
cannot work in connection with an,
: place where the sale Of intoxicatin
>, liquor is conducted.
Any girl under is years shall no
work in any capacity where her EN-
rloyer requires her to remain stand
ing constantly, unless seats are pro
vided.