866 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 390

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 Baltimore 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.

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

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.

15. No person or corporation shall exhibit or offer to an-
other for exhibition purposes any poster, banner or other sim-
ilar advertising matter in connection with any motion picture
film, which poster, banner or matter is obscene, indecent, im-
moral, inhuman, sacrilegious or of such character that its exhi-
bition would tend to corrupt morals or incite to crime. If any
such poster, banner or similar advertising matter is so exhib-
ited or offered to another for exhibition it shall be sufficient
ground for the revocation of the certificate or license for said
film issued by the Board.

16. This Article shall be enforced by the Board. In
carrying out and enforcing the purpose of this Article, it may
adopt such reasonable rules as it may deem necessary. Such
rules shall not be inconsistent with the laws of Maryland.

17. Every person intending to sell, lease, exhibit or use any
film or view in the State of Maryland, shall furnish the Board,
when the application for approval is made, a description of
the film or viewi to be exhibited, sold or leased, and the pur-
poses thereof; and shall submit the film or view to the Board
for examination; and shall furnish a written statement or affi-
davit that the duplicate film or view is an exact copy of the
original film or view as submitted for examination to the
Board, and that all eliminations, changes or rejections made
or required by the Board in the original film or view have
been or will be made in the duplicate. Any person who shall