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744 WORK——HOURS OF. [ART. G
distribute, sell, expose, or offer for sale newspapers, magazines, or
periodicals in any street or public place, provided that nothing in this
section shall apply to any boy who, on April 11, 1916, is duly licensed
to sell newspapers under section 28, but any such boy shall be entitled
to have his permit renewed upon its expiration unless otherwise dis-
qualified; and provided further that a permit and special badge may
be issued to boys not less than ten years of age authorizing the holder
to distribute newspapers on a regular route between the hours of three-
thirty and five o'clock P. M.
1912, ch. 731, sec. 28. 1916, ch. 222, sec. 28.
28. No boy under sixteen years of age shall in any city having a
population of 20,000 or over distribute, sell, expose or offer for sale
in any street or public place any newspapers, magazines, or periodicals,
or work in any of the trades or occupations mentioned in section 27,
unless he complies with all the legal requirements concerning school
attendance and unless a permit and badge as hereinafter provided shall
have been issued to him by the officer authorized to issue employment
permits under this article, upon the application in person of the parent,
guardian or custodian of the child desiring such permit and badge, or
in case said child has no parent, guardian or custodian, then upon the
application of his next friend, being an adult.
1912, ch. 731, sec. 29. 1916, ch. 222. sec. 29.
29. Such permit and badge shall not be issued until the officer
issuing the same shall have received, examined and approved the fol-
lowing papers duly executed, viz:
(1) Evidence that such boy is of the age required by section 26 or
27, as the case may be. Such evidence of age shall consist of the proof
of age required for the issuing of an employment certificate, as specified
in section 13, subdivision (3) of this article.
(2) The written statement of the principal or chief executive officer
of the school which the child is attending, stating that such child is an
attendant at such school with the grade such child shall have attained.
After having received, examined and approved such papers, the officer
shall have authority in his discretion to issue to the child a permit and
badge; provided, that in the case of a boy between the ages of fourteen
and sixteen having an employment certificate, such certificate shall be
accepted by the officer issuing such permit and badge in lieu of any
other requirements. The officer issuing such permits and badges shall
keep a complete list of all children to whom permits and badges have
been issued as herein provided, and said officer may require every such
child to deposit a sum of money equal to the cost price of said badge
not to exceed fifty cents for each additional badge, which sum shall be
returned to the child upon surrender of the badge.
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