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of any articles or giving out any such articles or materials to ascertain
from the Bureau of Statistics and Information whether or not the room
or apartment in which such articles or materials are to be manufactured,
altered, repaired or finished is licensed as provided in this Act; and none
of the said articles nor any material from which they or any part of them
are to be manufactured, altered, repaired or finished shall be given out or
sent to any person to be so worked upon in any room or apartment of a
tenement or dwelling house or workshop outside of his, their or its own
establishment which is not licensed as provided in this sub-title.

The register mentioned in this section shall be subject to inspection by
any inspector of the Bureau of Statistics and Information, and a copy
thereof, as well as such other information in regard thereto as such inspec-
tor may require shall be furnished upon demand.
See notes to sec. 305.

An. Code, sec. 271. 1904, sec. 248. 1894, oh. 302, sec. 149D. 1914, ch. 779, sec. 248.

304. Any license granted under Sections 301 and 302 may be revoked
by the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics and Information if the licensee
thereunder, or his or its duly authorized agent, shall fail, refuse or neglect
to comply with any of the conditions under which same was granted, or with
any law relating to the premises licensed, or if the health of the community
or of the persons employed thereunder requires it.1

An. Code, sec. 272. 1904, sec. 249. 1902, ch. 101, sec. 149EE.

305. No room or apartment in any tenement or dwelling-house shall
be used except by the immediate members of the family living therein,
which shall be limited to aliusband and wife, their children, or the children
of either, for the manufacture of coats, vests, trousers, knee-pants, overalls,
cloaks, hats, caps, suspenders, jerseys, blouses, waists, waistbands, under-
wear, neckwear, furs, furtrimmings, furgarments, shirts, purses, feathers,
artificial flowers, cigarettes, or cigars. No room or apartment in any tene-
ment or dwelling-house shall be used by any family or part of family until a
permit shall first have been obtained from the chief of the bureau of indus-
trial statistics, stating the maximum number of persons allowed to be em-
ployed therein. Such permit shall not be granted until an inspection of such
premises has been made by the inspector or his assistant, named by the, chief
of the bureau of industrial statistics, and such permit may be revoked by
the said chief of the bureau of industrial statistics at any time the health
of the community or those employed or living therein may require it. No
person, firm or corporation shall work in, or hire or employ any person to
work in any room or apartment in any building, rear building, or building
in the rear of a tenement or dwelling-house, at making in whole or in part,
any of the articles mentioned in this section, without first obtaining a
written permit from the chief of the bureau of industrial statistics stating
the maximum number of persons allowed to be employed therein. Such

1 While the title of act of 1914, ch. 779, calls for a sec. " 249," no such section appears
in the act.