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2. The results of all examinations of films or views.

3. A detailed statement of all prosecutions for violations of this Article.

4. A detailed and itemized statement of all the incomes and expendi-
tures made by or in behalf of the Board.

5. Such other information as the Board may deem necessary or useful
in explanation of the operations of the Board.

6. Such other information as shall be requested by the Governor,

1922, ch. 390, sec. 10.

10. The Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Secretary shall, before assum-
ing the duties of their respective offices, take and subscribe the oath pre-
scribed by the Constitution of the State of Maryland, and shall enter into
bonds to the State in the sum of three hundred dollars, respectively, con-
ditioned for the faithful performance of their duties.

1922, ch. 390, sec. 11.

11. For the examination of each film of one thousand feet or less,
or set of views, the Board shall receive in advance a fee of two dollars
and one dollar for each duplicate or print thereof, which must be applied
for at the same time and by the same person; and the Board shall account
for and pay all fees received by it into the State Treasury.

1922, ch. 390, sec. 12.

12. The Board shall provide adequate offices and rooms in which to
properly conduct the work and affairs of the Board in the City of Balti-
more and the State of Maryland, and the expenses thereof, as well as any
other expenses incurred by said Board in the necessary discharge of its
duties, and also the salaries of the members of the Board, which latter
shall be two thousand four hundred ($2,400.00) dollars per annum for
each member, shall be paid by the State in the manner provided by law.

1922, ch. 390, sec. 13.

13. All fines imposed for the violation of this Article shall be paid
into the State Treasury.

1922, ch. 390, sec. 14.

14. Any member or employe of the Board may enter any place where
films or views are exhibited; and such member or employee is hereby
empowered and authorized to prevent the display or exhibition of any
film or view which has not been duly approved by the Board.

1922, ch. 390, sec. 15.

15. No person or corporation shall exhibit or offer to another for
exhibition purposes any poster, banner or other similar advertising matter
in connection with any motion picture film, which poster, banner or matter
is obscene, indecent, immoral, inhuman, sacrilegious or of such character
that its exhibition would tend to corrupt morals or incite to crime. If any
such poster, banner or similar advertising matter is so exhibited or offered