10. United States v. S. B. Cox (eastern district, Texas). March 19, 1913, indictment for making false entries in the records of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co (5 counts).

11. United States v. Oliver Darby (southern district, California). March 28, 1913, indictment for violation of section 10 in connection with weighing shipments-false weights (3 counts).

12. United States v. De Winter & Co., John C. De Winter, E. M. Garrison, H. D. Wheeler, and George Miller (southern district, New York). June 26, 1913, indictment for obtaining discrimination and for presenting fraudulent claims against carriers in connection with shipments of eggs (15 counts).

13. United States v. Henry A. Dix & Sons Co. (southern district, New York). October 20, 1913, indictment for misbilling shipments of cotton piece goods and notions (5 counts).

14. United States v. Erie Railroad Co. (western district, New York). January 10, 1913, indictment for failure to collect lawfully published demurrage charges (51 counts).

15. United States v. Erie Railroad Co. and W. S. Cowie, general eastern freight agent (district of New Jersey). November 24, 1913, indictment in one count for granting a concession to Marden Orth & Hastings on a shipment of valonia from Jersey City, N. J., to South St. Joseph, Mo.

16. United States v. Eimer & Amend Co. (Inc.) (southern district, New York). October 29, 1913, indictment for misdescription of contents of packages for shipment in interstate commerce (5 counts).

17. United States v. Edwards & Rierdan Co. (southern district New York). November 25, 1913, information in two counts for misbilling shipments of artificial flowers as millinery.

18. United States v. G. H. Evans (eastern district, Tennessee). November 13, 1913, indictment for violation of section 10 of act in connection with substitution in transit of shipments of lumber at Chattanooga, Tenn. (5 counts).

19. United States v. Grand Trunk Railway Co. of Canada, Frank P. Dwyer, agent, and Empire Circuit Co. (western district, New York). January 10, 1913, indictment for conspiracy to violate section 6, Hepburn Act, in connection with transportation of theatrical companies (2 counts).

20. United States v. Grand Trunk Western Railway Co. (southern district, Ohio). June 5, 1913, indictment for obtaining concessions in regard to shipments of fuel coal at less than legally published rates (20 counts).

21. United States v. Grand Trunk Railway Co. of Canada (district of Maine). September 18, 1913, indictment for engaging in transportation without tariffs on file (5 counts).

22. United States v. Leo V. Hahn, T. F. Ryan, and A. M. Waugh, trading as the Imperial Rice Co (southern district, Texas). March 8, 1913, indictment returned for obtaining concessions in connection with interstate shipments of rice (8 counts).

23. United States v. F. E. Harris (southern district, California). March 10, 1913, indictment for obtaining refunds on shipments of rice by means of false claims.

24. United States v. Walter O. Hastings (district of New Jersey). November 24, 1913, indictment in one count for soliciting, accepting, and receiving a concession on shipments of valonia from Jersey City, N. J., to South St. Joseph, Mo. 25. United States v. Jackson Bros. Lumber Co. and Ray West (eastern district, Virginia). January 6, 1913, indictment for false billing (underweighing) shipments of lumber from Wahelville, Va., to Salisbury, Md.

26. United States v. R. S. Jones (northern district, Iowa) June 17, 1913, indictment for unlawful use of interstate pass.

27. United States v. Keystone Elevator & Warehouse Co. and John F. Mc Laughlin (eastern district, Pennsylvania). November 25, 1913, indictment in 40 counts for violation of section 10 by permitting L. F. Miller & Sons to make false report of weights to obtain transportation at less than lawfully published rates.

28. United States v. Louis Lefkowitz (southern district, New York). November 25, 1913, information in two counts for misbilling leather goods, n. 0. S., as scrap leather.

29. United States v. Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. (western district, New York). January 10, 1913, indictment for granting concessions to Yates-Lehigh Coal Co. in connection with lease of certain land for coal yards (11 counts).

30. United States v. Louis Lipp Co. and Albert Weil, vice president and secretary (southern district, Ohio). April 11, 1913, indictment for attempting to secure transportation at less than lawful rates by underweighing, in violalation of section 10 (27 counts).

31. United States v. The Lumber Products Co. (eastern district, Tennessee). November 13, 1913, indictment for violation of section 10 of the act in connection with substitution in transit of shipments of lumber at Chattanooga, Tenn. (five counts).

32. United States v. Ira Mendleson & Sons et al. (northern district, New York). December 6, 1912, indictment for misrepresenting contents of packages delivered for transportation in interstate commerce.

33. United States v. Michigan Central Railroad Co. (eastern district, Michigan). June 20, 1913, indictment for granting concessions by failing to collect demurrage (18 counts).

34. United States v. Michigan Central Railroad Co. (eastern district, Michigan). June 20, 1913, indictment for failure to strictly observe legally published demurrage tariffs (18 counts).

35. United States v. Michigan Central Railroad Co. (eastern district, Michigan). June 20, 1913, indictment for failure to strictly observe published demurrage tariffs (one count).

36. United States v. Michigan Central Railroad Co. (eastern district, Michigan). June 20, 1913, indictment for granting concessions by failure to collect demurrage (30 counts).

37. United States v. Michigan Central Railroad Co. (eastern district, Michigan). June 20, 1913, indictment for failure to strictly observe published demurrage tariffs (30 counts).

38. United States v. Frank G. Miller (northern district, Ohio). October 31, 1913, indictment for inducing an agent to discriminate in his favor by issuing bills of lading prior to receipt of shipment (three counts).

39. United States v. Glen B. Miller (northern district, Ohio). October 31, 1913, indictment for making false entry in the records of the Erie Railroad Co. (two counts).

40. United States v. Harvey C. Miller, J. Elsie Miller, Morris F Miller, and Thomas M. Sloan (eastern district, Pennsylvania). November 25, 1913, indictment in 40 counts for accepting rebates.

41. United States v. Harvey C. Miller, J. Elsie Miller, Morris F. Miller, Thomas M. Sloan, and John F. McLaughlin (eastern district, Pennsylvania). November 25, 1913, indictment in three counts for conspiracy to violate the Elkins Act by accepting discrimination, and for violating section 10 by obtaining transportation at less than the lawful rates by false report of weights.

42. United States v. New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co. (western district, New York). January 10, 1913, indictment for failure to collect lawfully published demurrage charges (25 counts).

43. United States v. New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co. (western district, New York). January 10, 1913, indictment for failure to collect lawfully published demurrage charges (25 counts).

44. United States v. New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co. (western district, New York). January 10, 1913, indictment for failure to collect lawfully published demurrage charges (50 counts).

45. United States v. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. (first district, Massachusetts). January 17, 1913, indictment for granting concessions to Elm Milk Farm Co. (40 counts).

46. United States v. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. (first district, Massachusetts). January 17, 1913, indictment for engaging in interstate commerce without tariff authority (40 counts).

47. United States v. O'Gara Coal Co. (eastern district, Illinois). May 16, 1913, indictment for accepting and receiving concessions from the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co. and Chicago, Indiana & Southern Ry. Co., in connection with shipments of coal to South Bend.

48. United States v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co. (eastern district, Pennsylvania). November 25, 1913, indictment for failure strictly to observe demurrage tariffs at Keystone Elevator, Philadelphia (15 counts).

49. United States v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Harvey C. Miller, and John F. McLaughlin (eastern district, Pennsylvania). November 25, 1913, indictment in 70 counts-35 counts for failure strictly to observe elevation and storage charges shown in tariff and 35 counts for charging less than the lawful elevation and storage charges.

50. United States v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Harvey C. Miller, and John F. McLaughlin (eastern district, Pennsylvania). November 25, 1913, indictment in 80 counts-40 counts of which charge the granting of rebates and 40 of which allege a violation of the seventh paragraph of section 6 by refunding part of the lawful rates.

51. United States v. Roberts & Hamner Grain Co. (western district, Tennessee). November 28, 1913, indictment for false billing of grain shipped from Memphis, Tenn., to southern points by the device of substitution in transit (9 counts).

52. United States v. Seaboard Air Line Railway (southern district, Georgia). January 18, 1913, indictment for receiving concessions in connection with shipments of company fuel coal (13 counts).

53. United States v. G. W. Sheldon & Co., G. W. Sheldon, and Henry W. Ackhoff (southern district, New York). February 26, 1913, indictment for soliciting, accepting, and receiving rebates from Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. in connection with import shipments (5 counts).

54. United States v. R. B. Shimer & Co. and Harry C. Shimer (southern district, New York). May 16, 1913, indictment for soliciting and receiving information concerning shipments consigned to other parties, in violation of section 15.

55. United States v. R. B. Shimer & Co., Harry C. Shimer, and Adolph Fortgang (southern district, New York). June 26, 1913, indictment for presenting fraudulent claims against railroads and obtaining discrimination in connection with shipments of eggs (15 counts).

56. United States v. William A. Scarborough and Charles F. Adams, trading as Scarborough, Adams & Co. (southern district, New York). July 21, 1913, indictment for attempting to obtain transportation at less than lawful rates by false claims for damage to eggs (15 counts).

57. United States v. H. S. Tavshanjian, corporation (southern district, New York). November 13, 1913, indictment for misbilling oriental rugs as carpets (5 counts).

58. United States v. Vance-Eller Corporation (western district, Virginia). February 18, 1913, indictment for misbilling shipments of cabbage from Marion, Va., to Jacksonville, Fla. (7 counts).

59. United States v. Vandalia Railroad Co. (eastern district, Illinois). May 16, 1913, indictment for granting rebates to the Lumaghi Coal Co. by way of loans in consideration of the routing of traffic via its lines.

60. United States v. Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railway Co. (western district, Oklahoma). October 30, 1913, indictment for granting a concession to the Kansas Bitulithic Co. in violation of section 1 of Elkins Act. (1 count.) 61. United States v. David Yoder (district court, Colorado). June 31, 1913, indictment for unlawfully using an interstate free-trip pass.

PROSECUTIONS CONCLUDED SINCE DECEMBER 1, 1912.

1. United States v. American Thermos Bottle Co. (southern district, New York). Indictment for misdescribing contents of packages for shipment in interstate commerce. October 29, 1913, indictment returned. October 30, 1913, plea of guilty; fine of $250 imposed.

2. United States v. American Thermo-Ware Co. (southern district, New York). Indictment for false billing. October 28, 1913, indictment returned. October 30, 1913, plea of guilty; fine of $250 imposed.

3. United States v. American Tobacco Co. (western district, Kentucky). Indictment for accepting rebates on shipments of unmanufactured tobacco. December 2, 1909, indictment returned. May 21, 1913, verdict of not guilty.

4. United States v. Adams Express Co. (western district, New York). Indictment for granting allowances not provided for by tariff in connection with drayage of cream. April 12, 1912, indictment returned. January 17, 1913, jury disagreed.

5. United States v. Willard P. Brown and William H. Sanford (southern district, New York). Indictment for making false claims against carriers, also for obtaining discrimination in regard to shipments of eggs. October 27, 1913, indictment returned. November 4, 1913, plea of guilty entered by defendant Willard P. Brown; fine of $2,000 imposed. Case against other defendant still pending.

6. United States v. Ball & Gunning Milling Co. (western district, Missouri). Indictment for accepting concessions on shipments of corn meal and chops. June 13, 1912, indictment returned. February 13, 1913, plea of guilty; fine of $1,000 imposed.

7. United States v. L. W. Blinn Lumber Co. (southern district, California). Indictment for obtaining transportation at less than lawful rates by means of false classification of freight. April 4, 1913, indictment returned. May 13, 1913, plea of guilty; fine of $500 imposed.

8. United States v. The Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for receiving concessions in violation of Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. May 20, 1913, plea of nolo contendere; fine of $1,000 imposed.

9. United States v. The Colorado Portland Cement Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for receiving concessions in violation of Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. May 20, 1913, plea of nolo contendere; fine of $1,000 imposed.

10. United States v. The Colorado & Southern Railway Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for granting concessions in violation of the Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. May 20, 1913, plea of nolo contendere; fine of $1,000 imposed.

11. United States v. The Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for receiving concessions in violation of Elkins Act. November 23,

1913, indictment returned. October 11, 1913, nolle prosequi entered.

12. United States v. The Colorado & Southern Railway Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for granting rebates in violation of Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. October 11, 1913, nolle prosequi entered.

13. United States v. The Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for receiving concessions in violation of Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. October 11, 1913, nolle prosequi entered.

14. United States v. The Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment returned for receiving rebates in violation of Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. October 11, 1913, nolle prosequi entered.

15. United States v. The Colorado Portland Cement Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for receiving concessions in violation of Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. October 11, 1913, nolle prosequi entered.

16. United States v. G. W. Cowan (district court, Colorado). Indictment for aiding the unlawful use of an interstate free-trip pass. June 3, 1913, information filed, defendant arraigned and pleaded guilty. Fine, $100 and costs. Execution.

17. United States v. Chapin & Co. (district of Indiana). Indictment for accepting concessions from the Michigan Central Railroad in connection with transit shipments of grain. May 18, 1912, indictment returned. May 21, 1913, plea of guilty; fine of $5,000 imposed.

18. United States v. Chicago & Alton Railroad Co. (western district, Missouri). Indictment for giving reduced transportation to passengers. April 22, 1909, indictment returned. February 25, 1913, plea of nolo contendere; fine of $100 imposed.

19. United States v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co. (northern district, Illinois). Indictment for unlawfully issuing quarterly passes to banana messengers not entitled thereto. July 23, 1908, indictment returned. December 30, 1912, plea of guilty; fine of $1,000 and costs imposed.

20. United States v. The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for granting concessions in violation of Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. May 20, 1913, plea of nolo contendere; fine of $1,000 imposed.

21. United States v. The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for granting concessions in violation of Elkins Act. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. October 11, 1913, nolle prosequi entered. 22. United States v. The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for unlawful issue of interstate passes. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. October 11, 1913, nolle prosequi entered.

23. United States v. The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co. (district court, Colorado). Indictment for transporting passengers at less than the published tariff rates. November 23, 1912, indictment returned. October 11, 1913, nolle prosequi entered.

24. United States v. De Winter & Co., John C. De Winter, Edward M. Garrison, Harry D. Wheeler, and George Miller (southern district, New York). Indictment for presenting fraudulent claims against carriers and obtaining discrimination in connection with shipments of eggs from the West. June 26, 1913, indictment returned. July 31, 1913, plea of guilty; fines of $7,000 against