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Carriers shall not engage in transportation of passengers or property unless the rates, etc., for same have been filed and posted, § 6, pp. 841-843. Only rates and fares specified in schedules shall be charged, § 6, pp. 841-843. Rates filed conclusively deemed legal rates, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Carrier shall not refund or remit any portion of rates and charges specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Departure from rate filed by carrier deemed an offense under Elkins Act, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. 884 Interstate Commeece Act. COMMON CARIIIERS — Continued : 3. Tariff schedules — Continued : Carrier stall not extend to any shipper or person any privi- leges or facilities not specified in tariffs, § 6, pp. 841-843. Commission may prescribe and alter form of schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall be plainly printed in large type, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall be kept posted in two public and conspicuous places in each station, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Contents of, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall plainly state the places between which passengers and property will be transported, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall contain the classification of freight in force, § 6, pp. 841, 843. Shall state separately all terminal charges, storage charges, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall separately state any privileges or facilities granted or allowed, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shall contain any rules or regulations which affect the ag- gregate rates, etc., or value of service rendered, § 6, pp. 841-843. !No change shall be made in rates, fares, etc., except on thirty days' notice to the commission and the public, § 6, pp. 841- 843. Commission may allow changes on less than specified notice in special cases, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall file with commission copies of all its traffic agreements, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. The names of the several carriers parties to a joint tariff shall be specified therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. Where no through route and joint rate has been establishad the several carriers shall file, print and keep open to public inspection schedules showing rates, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Carriers receiving freight in United States to be carried through a foreign country to any place in the United States shall file, print and post schedules of through rates, § 6, pp. 841-843. 4. Under Elkins Act. Unlawful to offer, grant or give rebate, etc., Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Jurisdiction of courts to punish rebating, etc., Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Eate filed with commission shall be conclusively deemed to be legal rate, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. IlTDEX. 885 COMMON CARRIERS — Continued : 4. Under Elkins Act — Continued: Departure from rate filed by carrier shall be deemed an of- fense under Elkins Act, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Shipper accepting rebate shall forfeit three times the amount, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Carrier who gives rebates is guilty of misdemeanor and liable to fine, Elldns Act, § 1, pp. 843-846. Wilful failure to file, publish and observe schedules a misde- meanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Fine of corporation, for wilful failure to file, publish and observe schedules, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Penalties of corporations, convicted of misdemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. When act of officer, agent, etc., shall be deemed act of car- rier, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Corporation liable for acts of its officers, agents, etc., Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Misdemeanor by carrier which is a corporation, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Action by attorney-general to collect forfeitures for taking rebates, six years' limitation on, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843- 845. Power of court to compel giving of testimony or production of books by, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Proceedings in court, instituted by commission, to compel discontinuance of unlawful acts as to rates by, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. 5. Regulation by commission. Commission may inquire into management of business of carrier, § 12, pp. 850-852. Commission may obtain full and complete information, § 12, pp. 850-852. Commission may compel testimony and production of papers, etc., § 12, pp. 850-852. Disobedience to subpoena, § 12, pp. 850-852. Taking of testimony by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Commission may prosecute violations of Act, § 12, pp. 850- 852. Investigations of matters complained of, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Complaint of any state railroad commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. No complaint shall be dismissed at any time because of evi- dence of direct damage to complainant, § 13, pp. 852, 853, 886 Inteestate Commeece Act. COMMON CARRIERS — Continued: 5. Regulation by commission — Continued: Complaint to commission shall be by petition, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Commission shall forward charges to carrier who shall satisfy complaint or answer before commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Commission may investigate ujKDn its own motion, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Copies of report of investigations by commission shall be furnished to parties, § 14, p. 853. Where report of commission awards damages against carrier, § 14, p. 853. Power of commission to prescribe fair and reasonable regula- tions, § 15, pp. 853-855. Commission may fix charges for services or instrumentalities furnished by carrier, § 15, pp. 853-855. Commission may establish through routes and joint rates, § 15, pp. 853-855. Power of commission to fix rates on complaint of a carrier, § 15, pp. 853-855. Power of commission to fix maximum rates, § 15, pp. 853- 855. Supplemental order of commission prescribing division of joint rate, § 15, pp. 853-855. Order of commission as to rates, when shall go into effect, § 15, pp. 853-855. Service of order of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Carriers shall comply with orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Commission may modify or suspend its orders, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Penalties for failure to obey orders, § 16, pp. 855-858. Agent or representative of carrier liable for failure to obey orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Bringing of civil suit to recover forfeiture, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Judicial enforcement of orders, § 16, pp. 855-858. Order for payment of damages, how enforced, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Petition to enforce order for payment of damages, must be filed within one year, § 16, pp. 855-858. Suit to enforce award, where brought and proper parties, § 16, pp. 855-858. Complaints for recovery of damages must be filed within two years, § 16, pp. 855-858. IllDEX. 887 COMMON CAREIERS — Continued : 5. Regulation by commission — Continued: Appeal to Supreme Court on petition to enforce order, § 16, pp. 855-858. Venue of suits to enjoin or suspend orders, § 16, pp. 855-858. Expediting act applicable to suits to suspend or set aside orders, § 16, pp. 853-858. Duty of attorney-general to file certificates under expediting act, § 16, pp. 855-858. Injunction suspending order of, shall not be granted on less than five days' notice, § 16, pp. 855-858. Injunction restraining order shall be granted only on five days' notice to commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Schedules, contracts, annual reports, etc., filed with commis- sion shall be public records and prima facie evidence, § 16, pp. 855-858. Rehearing, of order on application of carrier, § 16a, pp. 858j 859. Investigating into business of carrier may be conducted any- where in United States, § 19, p. 860. Commission may require annual reports, § 20, pp. 860-863, Contents of annual reports, § 20, pp. 860-863. Forfeiture for failure to file annual report, § 20j pp. 860-863. Commission may require monthly reports as to earnings, etc., § 20, pp. 860-863. Commission may prescribe forms for accounts, § 20, pp. 860- 863. Commission may prescribe imiform system of accounts, § 20, pp. 860-863. Commission shall have access to accounts and records, § 20, pp. 860-863. ' Unlawful for examiner to divulge information gained on ex- amination of books, etc., § 20, pp. 860-863. False entry in books, a misdemeanor, § 20, pp. 860-863. ,. > Mutilation of records, a misdemeanor,,! 20, pp. 860-863. Failure to make full entries, a misdemeanor, § 20, pp. 860- 863. Mandamus will lie to enforce any provision of this Act, § 20, Vp. 860-863. COMMOU lAW. Remedies provided by this Act are in addition to- those existing at, § 22, pp. 863, 864. COMMUTATION TICKETS. ' Tins Act shall not prevent issuance of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. 888 Intekstate Commeece Act. COMPANY. See, " COKPORATIONS." COMPENSATION. See also, "Charges;" "Earnings;" "Fares;" "Freights;" "Pro- ceeds;" "Eates." Carrier shall charge only such as is specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Of its employees, commission may fix, § 18, p. 859. COMPETING RAIIROADS. Unlawful for carrier to enter into agreement, etc., for pooling of freights or earnings of, § 5, p. 841. COMPIAINANT. State railroad conMnission as, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Interstate Commerce Commission as, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. COMPLAINT. Shipper injured by violations may elect to make, to commiasion, § 9, p. 848. To commission of violations of Act by carrier, § 13, pp. 852, 863. By any state railroad commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Form of, § 13, pp. 852, 853. When commission may investigate matters set forth in, § 18, pp. 852, 853. Carrier shall satisfy or answer before commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Shall not be dismissed for absence of direct damage to complainant, § 13, pp. 852, 853. As to through route and joint rates, § 15, pp. 853-855. Power of commission to fix rates after full hearing on a, § 16, pp. 853-855. For recovery of damages, must be filed within two years, § 16, pp. 855-858. CONCESSION. Unlawful to offer, grant or give, or to solicit, accept or receive, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. CONCTTRRENCE. Filing of evidence of, in joint tarjff, § 6, pp. 841-843. CONDITION PRECEDENT. Filing and posting schedules a, to engaging in transportation as common carrier, § 6, pp. 841-843. CONGRESS. Annual report of coBlinission shall be transmitted to, § 21, p. 863. Index. 889 CONNECTING CARRIERS. Shall not discriminate in rates and charges, § 3, p. 840. Duty as to interchange of traffic, § 3, p. 840. Carrier not required to give use of tracks and terminal facilities to, § 3, p. 840. Through route where one of, is a water line, § 15, pp. 853-855. CONNIVANCE OF CARRIER. As affecting false billing, etc., by shipper, § 10, pp. 848-850. CONSENT OP CARRIER. As affecting false billing, etc., by shipper, § 10, pp. 848^850. CONSIDERATIONS. Valuable, received as rebates, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. CONSIGNEE. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall state any rules or regu- lations which may affect the value of the service rendered to the, § 6, pp. 841-843. Action by, to enforce joint and several liability of carrier and ship- per inducing discriminations, § 11, p. 850. Receiving rebate from carrier shall forfeit three times the amount, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. CONSIGNOR. See also, " Shippkr." Action by, to enforce joint or several liability of carrier giving and shipper inducing discriminations, § 10, pp. 848-850. CONTEMPT OF COURT. Refusal to obey subpcena, etc., punishable as a, § 12, pp. 850-852. CONTENTS. Criminal liability of shipper for false representation of, § 10, pp. 848-850. CONTINTJANCE. Of pooling agreement, each day of, is separate offense, § 5, p. 841. CONTINITOUS CARRIAGE. Unlawful for carrier to prevent, § 7, p. 847. CONTRACTS. Term " railroad " includes roads operated under, § 1, pp. 837-840. Unlawful for common carrier to enter into, for pooling of freights or earnings, § 5, p. 841. For pooling of freights, each day of continuance is separate offense, § 5, p. 841. Relating to traffic, every common carrier shall file copies of, § 6, pp. 841-843. To prevent continuous carriage, unlawful, § 7, p. 847. Power of commission to require production of, § 12, pp. 850-852. 890 Inteestate Comiieece Act. CONTRACTS — Continued : Copies of, filed with commission shall be" prima facie evidence, § 16, pp. 855-858. Shall not exempt initial carrier from liability, § 20, pp. 860-863. CONTUMACY. Circuit Court may punish, § 12, pp. 850-852. CONVEYING. See, " Transportation." COPIES. Of all agreements relating to traffic to be filed with commission, § 6, pp. 841-843. Of schedules showing rates, etc., two shall be kept posted in each station, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Of public records filed with commission shall be prima facie evi- dence, § 16, pp. 855-858. CORPORATION. See also, " Common Carriers ;" " Corporation Common Carrier." To which Act applies, § 1, pp. 83Y-840. Not to receive undue preference from carriers, § 3, p. 840. Criminal liability of, inducing carrier to discriminate unjustly, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of officer or agent of, for false billing, etc., § 10, pp. 848-850. May complain to commission of violations by carrier, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Inducing unjust discrimination, liable with carrier to shipper in- jured, § 10, pp. 848-850. Injured, may apply to court to enforce order of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Order for payment of damages, how enforced, § 16, pp. 855-858. Rehearing on order on application of any party, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Unlawful for any, to give or receive rebates, etc., Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Which gives or receives rebates is guilty of misdemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Receiving rebate from carrier shall forfeit three times the amount, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. CORPORATION COMMON CARRIER. See also, " Common Carriers." Court may compel officer, agents, etc., of, to testify, § 9, p. 848. Criminal liability of, and of officers, agents, etc., of, for acts de- clared unlawful, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of, for false billing, weighing, etc., § 10, pp. 848- 850. Service of order of commission on, § 16, pp. 855-858. Index. 891 CORPORATION COMMON CARRIER — Continued : An act or omission by, which if done or omitted to be done by any officer, receiver, agent, etc., would be a misdemeanor, is made a misdemeanor by such corporation, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Who gives rebates is liable to fine and imprisonment, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Fine upon conviction for wilful failure to file or observe schedules, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Wilful failure to file, publish and observe schedules a misdemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Penalties on conviction for misdemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843- 845. Liable for acts of directors, officers, receivers, trustees, lessees, agents, or persons acting for, or employed by, Elkins Act § 1, pp. 843-845. COSTS. In suit to enforce order for payment of damages, § 16, pp. 855-858, Of suits to recover forfeitures, how payable, § 16, pp. 855-858. COUNSEL. Oommission may employ special, § 16, pp. 855-858. COUNSEL FEE. Person injured by violation of this Act may recover reasonable, from carrier, § 8, p. 847. COUNTY. See, " Body Politic." COURT. See also, "Actions;" "Criminal Liability;" "Fine;" "Eorpeit- URES ;" " Misdemeanor." Jurisdiction over prosecutions for wrongfully giving or receiving free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. In action for damages by violations, court may compel director, etc., to testify, and plea of incrimination shall not excuse, § 9, p. 848. Shall enforce orders of commission by injunction or mandamus, § 16, pp. 855-858. Jurisdiction of, over suits to enjoin or suspend orders of commis- sion, § 16, pp. 855-858. May issue mandamus to enforce any provision of this Act, § 20, pp. 860-863. Jurisdiction in proceedings instituted by commission to compel dis- continuance of unlawful practices as to rates, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. 892 Intekstate Commebce Act. COURT — Continued : Conduct of procedings instituted by commission to compel discon- tinuance of unlawful practices as to rates, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Power to compel production of books and papers in proceedings under acts to regulate commerce, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Power to compel attendance of witnesses and giving of testimony in procedings under acts to regulate commerce, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. CBIME. See, "Misdemeanor." CRIMINAL LIABILITY. Of shipper inducing carrier to discriminate unjustly, § 10, pp, 848- 850. Of shipper for false billing, classification, etc., § 10, pp. 848-850. Of carrier for false billing, classification, etc., § 10, pp. 848-850. Of carrier for violations of this Act, § 10, pp. 848-850. Of shippers and carriers and their agents under Elkins Act, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. CRIMINAL PROCEEDING. Testimony compelled in action for damages shall not be used against witness on ti-ial of any, § 9, p. 848. CRIMINATE. Plea that testimony would tend to criminate witness shall not excuse him from testifying, § 9, p. 848. CITMTJLATIVE. Eemedies provided by this Act are, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Eemedy by mandamus shall be, § 23, pp. 864, 865. CUSTOMS DUTIES. On freight shipped from United States through foreign country to another point in United States, on which through rate has not been made public, § 6, pp. 841-843. CUSTOMS INSPECTORS. Free transportation may be given to, § 1, pp. 837-840. DAMAGE. No complaint shall be dismissed because of lack of evidence of di- rect, to complainant, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Initial carrier liable for, to property in transit, § 20, pp. 860-863. DAMAGES. Carrier violating Act liable in, to persons injured, § 8, p. 847. Suits to enforce order for payment of, where brought and who may be made parties, § 16, pp. 855-858. Index. 893 DAMAGES — Continued : Petition to enforce order for payment of, shall be filed within one year, § 16, pp. 855-858. Complaints for recovery of, must be filed within two years, § 16, pp. 855-858. Order for payment of, how enforced, § 16, pp. 855-858. Eight to, not affected by proceeding against carrier instituted by commission, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. DAY. Each, of continuance of pooling agreement is separate offense, § 5, p. 841. DEBTS. Annual report of carrier shall show its, § 20, pp. 860-863. DECISIONS. Eeports of investigations by commission shall include its, § 14, p. 853. Of commission, how proved in evidence, § 14, p. 853. DECREES. Suspending order, shall be granted only on five days' notice to com- mission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Suspending order, appeal from, must be taken within thirty days, and shall have priority, § 16, pp. 855-858. May be made against additional parties to proceedings, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. DEFINITIONS. Of terms " common carrier," " railroad," " transportation," as used in Act, § 1, pp. 837-840. Of terms " employees " and " families " as used in provision relative to giving of free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. DEIIVERY. Services in connection with delivery of property included in term "transportation," § 1, pp. 835-840. Of traffic by connecting lines, § 3, p. 840. DEPOSITION. Taking of testimony by, § 12, pp. 850-852. Taking testimony by, in a foreign country, § 12, pp. 850-852. Must be promptly filed with the commission, § 12, pp. 850-852. Fees of witnesses testifying by, § 12, pp. 850-852. Fees of magistrate or other officer taking, § 12, pp. 850-852. DEPOTS. See also, "Freight Depots." Schedules showing rates, fares, etc., shall be kept posted in all, § 6, pp. 841-843. 894 Interstate Commeece Act. DESTINATION. Continuous carriage from place of shipment to, § 7, p. 847. DESTITUTE PERSONS. Pree transportation may be given to, § 1, pp. 837-840. This Act shall not prevent carriage of, at reduced rates, § 22, pp. 863, 864. DESTRUCTION. Of accounts, etc., a misdemeanor, § 20, pp. 860-863. DIRECTOR. Of carrier company, court may compel, to testify in action against carrier by person damaged, § 9, p. 848. DISCRIMINATE UNJUSTLY. Inducing carrier to, § 10, pp. 848-850. DISCRIMINATION. In furnishing cars to shipper, prohibited, § 1, pp. 837-840. As to rates and charges prohibited, § 2, p. 840. Betv^een connecting lines as to rates and charges, prohibited, § 3, p. 840. Carrier shall not remit or refund any portion of rates or charges specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Misdemeanor, to induce or abet unjust, § 10, pp. 848-850. Shipper inducing unjust, liable with carrier in action on case by shipper injured, § 10, pp. 848-850. Power of commission to prescribe just and reasonable rates, § 15, pp. 853-855. Remedy by mandamus against, § 23, pp. 864, 865. Unlawful to offer, grant or give, or solicit, accept or receive, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Fine and imprisonment on conviction for, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843- 845. Orders of court directing discontinuance of, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. ^ Proceedings in court, instituted by commission, to require discon- tinuance of, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. DISOBEDIENCE. Of subpoena ; aid of courts may be invoked to overrule and punish, § 12, pp. 850-852. Of orders of commission, how punished, § 16, pp. 855-858. DISTANCE. As affecting charges for transportation, § 4, pp. 840, 841. DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF UNITED STATES. See, "United States District Attorney." Index. 895 DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. Application of Act to transportation to or from points in, § 1, pp. 837-840. Venue of suits where carrier has principal and operating o£5ce in the, § 16, pp. 855-858. DIVIDE. Agreement of carriers to, earnings of competing railroads unlawful, § 5, p. 841. DIVIDENDS. Annual report of carrier shall show the amount of, § 20, pp. 860- 863. DOCUMENTAKT EVIDENCE. Production of, may be compelled, § 12, pp. 850-852. DBAWBACK. Discrimination by means of, prohibited, § 2, p. 840. EARNINGS. See also, " Charges ;" " Compensation ;" " Fares ;" " Freights ;" " Proceeds ;" " Eates." Unlawful for carriers to enter into agreement, etc., to divide, of competing roads, § 5, p. 847. Annual reports of carrier shall show, § 20, pp. 860-863. Commission may require monthly reports of, from carrier, § 20, pp. 860-863. ELECTION OF BEIIIEDIES. Shipper damaged must make, between complaint to commission and suit in federal court, § 9, p. 848. ELEEMOSYNARY INSTITUTIONS. Free transportation may be given to inmates of, § 1, pp. 837-840, ELEVATION. Services in connection with elevation of property included in term "transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. EnGIBHITY. Of commissioner, § 11, p. 850. ELKINS ACT. Criminal liability of corporations, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Bringing in of interested parties, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. Enforcement of adherence to rate by carriers, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. Repeal of statutes by, Elkins Act, § 4, p. 847. Time of taking effect, Elkins Act, § 6, p. 847. 8% Interstate Commeece Act. EMPLOYEES. On sleeping cars or express cars may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. In railway mail service may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840 Of carriers, free transportation may be given to, § 1, pp. 837-840. Meaning of term, as used in provision as to giving of free transpor- tation to employees of carriers, § 1, pp. 837-840. Of carrier, shall comply with orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Commission may hire, and fix compensation of, § 18, p. 859. Of commission shall be reimbursed for expenses, including trans- portation, § 18, p. 859. Of carrier, annual reports shall show number and salaries of, § 20, pp. 860-863. Of commission, annual report shall contain names and compensa- tion of, § 20, pp. 860-863. Of railroad, may be given free transportation, § 22, pp. 863, 864. When acts of, shall be deemed acts of carrier or shipper, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. ENJOIN. Venue of suits to, orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. EPIDEMIC. Carriers may give free transportation for relief in case of, § 1, pp. 837-840. EVIDENCE. Authorized publication of reports of investigations shall be compe- tent, § 14, p. 853. Registry mail receipt shall be prima facie evidence of receipt of order by carrier, § 16, pp. 855-858. When findings and order of commission shall be prima facie, § 16, pp. 855-858. Copies of schedules, contracts, annual reports, etc., shall be prima facie, § 16, pp. 855-858. Copies of public records certified by secretary shall be received as, with like effect as originals, § 16, pp. 855-858. Special examiners may receive, § 20, pp. 860-863. Power of court to compel giving of, Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. EVIDENCE OF CONCUERENCE. Filing of, in joint tariff, § 6, pp. 841-843. EZAinNERS. Commission may employ, to inspect accounts, etc., § 20, pp. 860- 863. Index. 897 IXAMINERS — Continued : Commission may appoint, who may administer oaths, examine wit- nesses, and receive evidence, § 20, pp. 860-863. Who wrongfully divulge information obtained during examination of accounts, etc., liable to fine and imprisonment, § 20, pp. 860-863. EXCURSION TICKETS. This Act shall not prevent issuance of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. EXPEDITING ACT. Applicable to suits to enjoin or suspend orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Duty of attorney-general to file certificates under, § 16, pp. 855-858; JiXFENSES. Of commission shall include transportation, etc., § 18, p. 859. Shall be paid on itemized vouchers signed by chairman, § 18, p. 859, EXPOSITIONS. This Act shall not prevent transportation of property at reduced rate to and from, § 22, pp. 863, 864. EXPRESS CARS. Employees on, may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. EXPRESS COMPANIES. See also, "Express Cars." Included in term "common carriers," § 1, pp. 837-840. rACIIITIES. See also, " Terminal Facilities." For carriage of property, included in term "transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. For interchange of traffic between connecting lines, duty of car- rier to furnish, § 3, p. 840. Carrier shall not extend any, not specified in tariffs, § 6, pp. 841- 848. Section as to filing and posting of schedules applies to all, defined in this Act, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall separately state all, granted or allowed, § 6, pp. 841-843. Mandamus will lie to compel carrier to furnish adequate, § 23, pp. 864, 865. TAISE BHIING. Criminal liability of carrier for, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of shipper for, § 10, pp. 848-850. TAISE CLASSIFICATION. Criminal liability of carrier for, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of shipper for, § 10, pp. 848-850. 57 898 Interstate Commeece Act. FALSE ENTHY. In books of account a misdemeanor, § 20, pp. 860-863. FALSE REPORT OF WEIGHT. Criminal liability of carrier for, § 10, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of shipper for, § 10, pp. 848-850. FALSE REPRESENTATION OF CONTENTS. Criminal liability of shipper for, § 10, pp. 840-850. FALSE WEIGHING. Criminal liability of carrier for, § IG, pp. 848-850. Criminal liability of shipper for, § 10, pp. 848-850. FAILURE. Of officer, agent, etc., when deemed failure of carrier or shipper, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. FAIRS. This Act shall not prevent transportation of property at reduced rate to and from, § 22, pp. 863, 864. FARES. See also, "Ohakges;" "Compensation;" "Eakninos;" "Freights;"' "Proceeds;" "Kates." For transportation shall be just and reasonable, § 1, pp. 837-840. Carriers shall not discriminate between connecting lines as to, § 3, p. 840. For long and short hauls, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Common carrier shall file, print and keep open to public inspection schedules showing all its, § 6, pp. 841-843. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall separately state any rules or regulations which affect the aggregate, § 6, pp. 841-843. No change in, except on thirty days' notice to commission and public, § 6, pp. 841-843. Carrier shall charge only those specified in schedules, § 6, pp. 841- 843. Carrier shall not remit or refund any portion of, specified in sched- ules, § 6, pp. 841-843. Supplemental order as to division of joint, § 15, pp. 853-855. Joint interchangeable mileage, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Eeduced, for certain classes of persons, § 22, pp. 863, 864. FEES. Of magistrate or officer taking depositions, § 12, pp. 850-852. Of witnesses testifying by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Of attorneys, in suits to enforce order for payment of damages, § 10, pp. 855-858. Of witnesses before commission, same as in TJ. S. courts, § 18, p. 859. Index. 899 lERSIES. Wien included in term " railroads," § 1, pp. 837-840. FILE. Common carrier shall, with commission, schedules showing all its rates, fares, etc., § 6, pp. 841-843. Wilful failure to file schedules of rates, etc., a njisdemeanor, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. miNG. Of schedules showing rates, etc. where no through route and joint rate has been established, § 6, pp. 841-843. riNE. May be imposed for inducing or abetting unjust discriminations, § 10, pp. 848-850. May be imposed on carrier for false billing, etc., § 10, pp. 848-850. May be imposed on shipper for false billing, classification, etc., § 10, pp. 848-850. Of common carrier for violations of this Act, § 10, pp. 848-850. Of examiner wrongfully divulging information, § 20, pp. 860-863. For falsification or mutilation of accounts of carrier, § 20, pp. 860- 863. May be imposed for giving or receiving rebates, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Of corporation common carrier for wilful failure to file, publish or observe schedules, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. HRM. See also, " Corporations ;" " Persons." Not to receive undue preference from carriers, § 3, p. 840. May complain to commission of violations by carrier, § 13, pp. 852, 863. nVE THOUSAND MILE TICKETS. This Act shall not prevent issuance of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. FOREIGN COMMEKCE. Application of Act to, § 1, pp. 837-840. Eebates and discrimination in transportation of, unlawful, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 837-840. FOEEIGN COUNTRY. Filing of through rates for shipment of freight from U. S. through, to another point in TJ. S., § 6, pp. 841-843. POREIGN PRODUCTION. Freight shipped through foreign country to point in U. S., on which through rate has not been made public, shall be subject to customs duties as if of, § 6, pp. 841-843. 900 Iktekstate Commeece Act. FORFEITUIIES. For failure to obey orders of the commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Shall be recoverable in civil suit, § 16, pp. 855-858. Various U. S. district attorneys shall sue to recover, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Shall be payable into treasury of United States, § 16, pp. 855-858. For refusal to keep accounts, etc., as prescribed by commiBsion and give commission access thereto, § 20, pp. 860-863. For failure to file annual or monthly report, § 20, pp. 860-863. Shipper receiving rebate shall be liable for three times the amount as, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Six years' statute of limitations on recovery of, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Action by attorney-general to recover, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. rOEWARDING. Of passengers or property by connecting lines, § 3, p. 840. FRANCHISES. Annual report of carrier shall show value of, § 20, pp. 860-863. FRAUD. False billing, weighing, etc., by shipper is, § 10, pp. 848-850. FREE BAGGAGE. Special privilege as to, under mileage tickets, § 22, pp. 863, 864. FREE PASSES. See, "Passes." FREE TICKETS. May be given only to enumerated persons, § 1, pp. 837-840. Scope of terms " employees " and " families," as used in provision as to giving of, § 1, pp. 837-840. Penalty for using, § 1, pp. 837-840. FREE TRANSPORTATION. May be given only to enumerated persons, § 1, pp. 837-840. Scope of terms " employees " and " families," as used in provision as to giving of, § 1, pp. 837-840. Penalty for accepting, § 1, pp. 837-840. For certain classes of persons and property, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Officers and employees of railroads may receive, § 22, pp. 863, 864. FREIGHT. See also, " Property." Charges for transporting, shall be reasonable and just, § 1, PP. 837- 840. Duty to furnish facilities for transporting, § 1, pp. 837-840. Index. 901 JEEIGHT — Continued : Carriers shall not discriminate in transporting, § 2, p. 840; § 3, p. 840. Duty of connecting carriers as to transportation of, § 3, p. 840. For transportation of, commission may permit carrier to charge less for longer than for shorter distances, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall contain classifications of, in force, § 6, pp. 841-843. Two copies of schedules showing rates, etc., shall be kept posted in each station where freight is received for transportation, § 6, pp. 841-843. Shipped through foreign country, if through rate has not been made public, shall be subject to customs duties as if of foreign produc- tion, § 6, pp. 841-843. Eeceived in TJ. S. to be carried through a foreign country to any place in TJ. S.; filing of schedules of rates for, § 6, pp. 841-843. Unlawful to prevent carriage of, from being continuous, § 7, p. 847. IREIGHT CAES. See, "Cahs." FREIGHT DEPOTS. Included in term " railroads," § 1, pp. 837-840. FREIGHTS. See also, "Charges;" "Compensation;" "Earnings;" "Fares;" " Proceeds ;" " Eates." Unlawful for carrier to enter into agreement, etc. for pooling of, § 5, p. 841. Each day of agreement for pooling of, is separate oflfense, § 5, p. 841. FREIGHT YARDS. Included in term "railroad," § 1, pp. 837-840. FRUIT. Caretakers of, may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. GAS. Act does not apply to transportation of, by pipe lines, § 1, pp. 837- 840. GENERAL ORDER. When commission may by, modify requirements as to publishing, posting and filing of schedules, § 6, pp. 841-843. GOOD FAITH. As afiecting continuous carriage, § 7, p. 847. GROUNDS. When included in term, "railroad," § 1, pp. 837-840. 902 Interstate Commeece Act. HANDLING. Of property included in term " transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. HEARING. See, " Commission ;" " Investigations." HOMELESS FEESONS. Free transportation may be given to, § 1, pp. 837-840. This Act shall not prevent carriage of, at reduced rates, § 22, pp. 863, 864. HOMES. Soldiers' and sailors', transportation of inmates of, at reduced rates, § 22, pp. 863, 864. HOSPITALS. Free transportation may be given to inmates of, § 1, pp. 837-840. Agents of, when accompanying indigent or homeless persons, may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. ICING. Services in connection with, included in term "transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. ICING CHARGES. See also, " Charges." Schedules filed and posted by carrier shall separately state all, § 6, pp. 841-843. ILLEGAL. Acts which are, see sx)ecific headings. IMMIGRATION INSPECTORS. Tree transportation may be given to, § J, pp. 837-840. IMMUNITY. Testifying shall not give, § 9, p. 848; § 12, pp. 850-852. Of witnesses in court proceedings, Elkins Act, § 3, pp 846, 847. IMPRISONMENT. Of examiner wrongfully divulging information, § 20, pp. 860-863. For falsification or mutilation of records of carrier, § 20, pp. 860- 863. For giving or receiving rebates, etc., Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. IMPROVEMENTS. Annual report of carrier shall show amounts expended for, § 20, pp. 860-863. INDIGENT PERSONS. Free transportation may be given to, § 1, pp. 837-840. Eeduced rates for transportation of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Index. 903 INDUCING. Carrier to discriminate unjustly, a misdemeanor, § 10, pp. 848-850. INEFHCIENCY. As ground for removal of commissioner, § 11, p. 850. INITIAL CARRIER. Liable for injuries to property in transit, § 20, pp. 860-863. INJUNCTIOIT. Court may enforce orders of commission by, § 16, pp. 855-858. Suspending enf oTcement or order, shall be granted only on five days' notice to commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Venue of suits to obtain, against orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Expediting act applicable to suits for, against orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Appeal from decree granting, must be taken within thirty days and shall have priority, § 16, pp. 855-858. INJURY. Initial carrier liable for, to property in transit, § 20, pp. 860-863. INMATES. Of soldiers' and sailors' homes, transportation at reduced rates, § 22, pp. 863, 864. INQUIRE. See also, " Commission ;" " Investigations." Authority of commission to, § 12, pp. 850-852. INQUIRY. See, "Invesigations." INSPECTION. Schedules of rates, etc., charged by carrier shall be kept open to iii- spection by the public, § 6, pp. 841-843. INSPECTORS. See, "Customs Inspectors;" "Immigration Inspectors;" "Post* Office Inspectors." INSTRUMENTALITIES. Which are included in term "transportation," § 1, pp. 837-840. Payment by carrier to owner furnishing any, § 15, pp. 853-855. INTERCHANGE. Of passes between carriers permissible, § 1, pp. 837-840; § 22, pp. 863, 864. Of traffic between connecting lines, § 3, p. 840. INTERCHANGEABLE 8,000 MILE TICKETS. This Act shall not prevent issuance of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. 904 Interstate Commeece Act. INTERIOCTTTORY OKDER. Suspending order of commission shall be granted only on five days'' notice to commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Appeal from, must be taken within thirty days and shall have priority, § 16, pp. 855-858. INTERRUPTION. Made by carrier, shall not prevent continuous carriage, § 7, p. 847» INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION. See, " Commission." INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS. See also, " Commission." Appointment, removal, qualifications and procedure of, § 11, p, 850. Term of office, § 11, p. 850; § 24, p. 865. Persons holding official relation to carriers, or ownin;? stocks or bonds thereof, or pecuniarily interested therein may not be, § 11, p. 850. Number of, § 11, p. 850; § 24, p. 865. Shall not sit in any proceeding in which they are pecuniarily inter- ested, § 17, p. 859. May administer oaths or sign subpoenas, § 17, p. 859. Amount of salary, § 18, p. 859 ; § 24, p. 865. Shall be reimbursed for expenses, including transportation, § 18, p. 859. One or more may conduct investigations, § 19, p. 860. Not more than four, shall be appointed from any political party,, § 24, p. 865. INTERSTATE TRAFFIC. Application of Act to, § 1, pp. 837-840. INTRA-STATE TRAFFIC. Act not applicable to, § 1, pp. 837-840. INVESTIGATE. Authority of commission to, § 12, pp. 850-852. INVESTIGATIONS. By commission upon failure of carrier to install switches, § 1, PP- 837-840. Testimony may be taken by deposition in an, § 12, pp. 850-852. Taking by deposition testimony of witness in a foreign country, § 12, pp. 850-852. Disobedience to subpoena in, § 12, pp. 850-852. When commission may make, of matters complained of in petition, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Index. 905 INVESTIGATIONS — Continued : Of matters complained of by any state railroad commission, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Commission may make, upon its own motion, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Means and manner of making, § 13, pp. 852, 853. Commission shall make written report of each, § 14, p. 853. Commission may make authorized publication of reports of, § 14, p. 853. Authorized publication of reports of, shall be competent evidence, § 14, p. 853. Eeports shall be entered of record and copies furnished to parties, § 14, p. 853. Eeport of, shall include decision, order, etc., § 14, p. 853. If damages are awarded, report shall include findings of fact on which award is made, § 14, p. 853. Certain documents shall be prima facie evidence on, § 16, pp. 855- 858. One or more commissioners may conduct, § 19, p. 860. JOINT CHARGES. See, "Joint Bates." JOINT FARES. See, " Joint Eates." JOINT INTERCHANGEABLE 5,000 MIIE TICKETS. This Act shall not prevent issuance of, § 22, pp. 863, 864. JOINT OR SEVERAL. Liability of shipper inducing unjust discrimination, to shipper dis- criminated against, § 10, pp. 848-850. JOINT RATES. See also, " Joint Tariffs ; " " Rates ; " " Tariff Schedules." Filing and publishing of schedules showing fares, etc., when through route and joint rate have been established, § 6, pp. 841-843. Filing, etc., of schedules of fares where no through route and joint rate has been established, § 6, pp. 841-843. No change in, except on thirty days' notice to the commission and the public, § 6, pp. 841-843. When commission may permit changes in, on less than specified notice § 6, pp. 841-843. Commission may establish, § 15, pp. 853-855. Supplemental order for division of, § 15, pp. 853-855. Where one of connecting carriers is a water line, § 15, pp. 853-855. JOINT TARIFFS. See also, "Charges;" "Fares;" "Rates;" "Tariff Schedules." Commission may prescribe or alter form of, § 6, pp. 841-843. 906 Inteestate Commeece Act. JOINT TARIFFS — Continued: Names of carriers who are parties to, shall be named therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. Each party to, shall file with the commission evidence of concurrence therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. Filing of, as basis for issuance of joint interchangeable mileage, § 22, pp. 863, 864. JUDICIAIIY NOTICED. Seal of commission shall be, § 11, p. 850. JimiSDICTION. Over prosecutions for wrongfully giving or receiving free transpor- tations, § 1, pp. 837-840. Of suits to set aside or suspended orders of commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Of suits to enforce orders for payment of damages, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Of suits to recover forfeitures, § 16, pp. 855-858. Of courts, to punish rebates and failure to file, publish and ob- serve tariffs, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Of Circuit Court in proceedings instituted by commission to compel discontinuance of unlawful practices as to rates, Elkins Act, § 8, pp. 846, 847. JTTST AND REASONABLE. Commission may fix, charges, § 15, pp. 855-858. LADING, BILL OF. See, " Bill of Lading." LATERAL LINE. Duty of railroad to furnish switch connections upon application of, § 1, pp. 837-840. LEASE. Term " railroad " includes roads operated under, | 1, pp. 837-840. LEGAL RATE. That filed by carrier with commission shall be conclusively deemed to be, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. LEGISLATION. Commission may recommend additional, in its report to Congress, § 21, p. 863. LIMITATION OF ACTION. On complaints for damages, two years, § 16, pp. 855-858. Exception as to damage claims accruing prior to the passage of this act, § 16, pp. 855-858. On proceedings to enforce order for payment or damages, one year, § 16, pp. 855-858. Ih-dex. 907 IIMITATION OF ACTION— Continued: Six years' statute of, on actions to recover forfeiture for accept- ing rebates, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. IINE]M[EN. Of telephone and telegraph companies may be given free trans- portation, § 1, pp. 837-840. IIVE STOCK. Care takers of, may be given free transportation, § 1, pp. 837-840. lOCAIITIES. Not to receive undue preference from carriers, § 3, p. 840. lONG AND SHORT HAUL. Compensation for, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Commission may relieve common carrier from operation of section of Act concerning, § 4, pp. 840, 841. lUMBEB. May be transported by railroad even though owned and manufac- tured by it, § 1, pp. 837-840. MAIL. Service of orders by, § 16, pp. 865-858. IIAIFEASANCE IN OFFICE. As ground for removal of commissioner, § 11, p. 850, IIANAGERS. See, " Boards of ICanagbrs." SIANDAMUS. Court may enforce orders of commission by, § 16, pp. 855-858. Courts may issue, to enforce any provision of this Act, § 20, pp. 860- 863. Will lie to compel carrier to move traffic, furnish cars, etc., § 23, pp. 864, 865. Procedure of pleadings raise question of projjer compensation to car- rier for service to be enforced, § 23, pp. 864, 865. Eemedy by, is cumulative, § 23, pp. 864, 865. MANUFACTURING SOCIETY. May complain to commissiqn of violations by carrier, § 23, pp. 852, 853. MATERIAL OF WAR. In time of war or threatened war, precedence sh-all be given to transportation of, § 6, pp. 841-843. MAXIMUM RATES. See also, " Eates." Power of commission to prescribe, § 15, pp. 853-855. 908 Inteestate Commebce Act. MEMORAin)A. See, "Accounts." MERCANTIIE SOCIETY. May complain to commission of violations of Act by carrier, § 13, pp. 852, 853. MILEAGE. Of witnesses before commission, as in United States courts, § 18, p. 859. Act shall not prevent issuance of joint interchangeable tickets, § 22, pp. 863-864. Special baggage privileges to persons traveling on, § 22, pp. 863, 864. MHITAEY TRAFFIC. Shall be given precedence in time of war or threatened war, and carriers shall adopt every means in their control to expedite, § 6, pp. 841-843. MINISTERS OF RELIGION. Free transportation may be given to, § 1, pp. 837-840. Carrier may give reduced rates to, § 22, pp. 863, 864. MISDEMEANOR. Giving of free transportation in violation of Act is a, § 1, pp. 837- 840. Violations of this Act by carrier a, § 10, pp. 848-850. False billing, classification, weighing, etc., by shipper, a, § 10, pp. 848-850. False billing, etc., by carrier a, § 10, pp. 848-850. Inducing unjust discrimination a, § 10, pp. 848-850. Wilful failure to file, publish, and observe schedules is a, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Doing by corporation of acts which, if done by a trustee, director, officer, receiver, etc. thereof would constitute a misdemeanor, con- stitutes a misdemeanor by the corporation, Elkins Act, § 1, PP- 843-845. Corporation common carrier convicted of, shall be subject to like penalties as persons, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Fine and imprisonment on conviction of, for giving or receiving re- bates, etc., Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. MODIFICATION. Of order of commission, § 15, pp. 853-855. MODIFY. Commission may, its orders, § 16, pp. 855-858. Upon rehearing commission may, its order, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Index. 909 MONEY. Payment of, to induce carrier to discriminate unjustly, § 10, pp. 848-850. Petition to enforce order for payment of, must be filed withiu one year, § 16, pp. 855-858. Order for payment of, as damages, how enforced, § 16, pp. 855-858. Receipt of, as rebate or offset, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. MONTHIY KEPORTS. See, " Eeports." MOVEMENT OF TRAFFIC. Commission may prescribe forms of records of, § 20, pp. 860-863. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. This Act shall not prevent handling of property for a, at a reduced rate, § 22, pp. 863, 864. Reduced rates to a, for transportation of indigent persons, § 22, pp. 863, 864. MUNICIPALITY. See, " Body Politic." MUNICIPAL ORGANIZATION. May complain to commission of violations by carrier, § 13, pp. 852, 853. MUTILATION. Of accounts, etc., a misdemeanor, § 20, pp. 860-863. NAMES. Of carriers parties to a joint tariff shall be specified therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. NATIONAL SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' HOMES. See, " Soldiers' and Sailors' Homes." NATURAL GAS. See, " Gas." NECESSARY PURPOSE. As affecting continuous carriage, § 7, p. 847. NEGLECT OF DUTY. As ground for removal of commissioner, § 11, p. 850. NET PROCEEDS. See, "Proceeds." NEWSBOYS. Free transportation may be given to, § 1, pp. 837-840. 910 Interstate Commerce Act. NOTICE. No change shall be made in rates, fares, etc., except on, of thirty days to commission and public, § 6, pp. 841-843. When rates may be changed on less than that specified, § 6, pp. 841-843. Of desire to take testimony by deposition, § 12, pp. 850-852. Of suspending or modification of orders by commission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Orders shall be enjoined or suspended only on five days' notice to coromission, § 16, pp. 855-858. Forms and service of notice shall conform to that in United States courts, § 17, p. 859. ITURSES. Attendant upon persons injured in wrecks may be given free trans- portation, § 1, pp. 837-840. OATH. Members of commission may administer, § 17, p. 859. Special examiners may administer, § 20, pp. 860-863. Annual report of carrier shall be made under, § 20, pp. 860-863. On annual report of carrier, before whom may be taken, § 20, pp. 860-863. OFFENSE. Each day of continuance of pooling agreement shall be deemed a separate, § 5, p. 841. Each distinct violation of Act and each day of continuance, a separ- ate, § 16, pp. 855-858. Departure from rates filed, etc., shall be deemed, under this Act, El- kins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Of rebating, etc., where triable and punishable, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. OFFICEE. Free transportation may be given to officers of carriers and their families, § 1, pp. 837-840. Liability of corporation common carrier for acts of, § 6, pp. 841- 843. Court may compel to testify, § 9, p. 848. Inducing of carrier to discriminate unjustly, § 10, pp. 848-850. Service of order of commission on officer of carrier, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Of carrier, forfeit for failure to obey order, § 16, pp. 855-858. Of railroad, may be given free transportation, § 22, pp. 863, 864. When unlawful act of, shall be deemed act of carrier or shipper, El- kins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. Index. 911 omcES. Two copies of schedules showing rates, etc., shall be kept posted in all, where passengers or freight are received for transportation, § 6, pp. 841-843. Commission may hire, § 18, p. 859. Principal office of commission shall be in Washington, § 19, p, 860. OITICE STIPPIIES. Commission may procure, § 18, p. 859. OFFSET. See also, "Discrimination;" "Kates;" "Eebates;" "Eefund;" "Tariff Schedules." Shipper receiving, shall forfeit three times the amount, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. on. Application of Act to transportation of, by pipe lines, § 1, pp. 837- 840. Of officer, agent, etc., when deemed omission of carrier or shipper, Elkins Act, § 1, pp. 843-845. OPEN TO PUBLIC INSPECTION. Schedules of rates, etc., charged by carrier shall be kept, § 6, pp. 841-843. OPEEATING EXPENSES. Annual report of carrier shall show its, § 20, pp. 860-863. OPERATING TRUSTEES. Provision of Act giving commission power to prescribe form of, and to have access to, and inspect books, accounts, etc., of car- riers is applicable to, § 20, pp. 860-863. ORDERS or COMMISSION. Directing carrier to install switches, § 1, pp. 837-840. Report of investigation by commission shall include its, § 14, p. 853. Fixing rates or making regulations, § 15, pp. 853-855. As to payment by carrier for services or instrumentalities furnished, § 15, pp. 853-855. As to through routes and joint rates, § 15, pp. 853-855. Supplemental, prescribing division of joint rates, § 15, pp. 853-855. When shall take effect, § 15, pp. 853-855. Suspension or modification, § 15, pp. 853-855. Hay be served by mail, § 16, pp. 855-858. ^12 Inteestate Commeece Act. OKDERS OF COMMISSION— Continued: Carrier shall comply with, § 16, pp. 855-858. Penalties for failure to obey, § 16, pp. 855-858. Bringing of civil suit for forfeitures for failure to obey, § 16, pp. 855-858. Commission or party injured may ask court to enforce, by injunction or mandamus, § 16, pp. 855-^858. Suit to enforce, where brought and proper parties, § 16, pp. 855- 858. Appeal to Supreme Coiirt on petition to enforce, § 16, pp. 855-85S. For payment of damages, how enforced, § 16, pp. 855-858. Petition to enforce, for payment of damages shall be filed within one year, § 16, pp. 855-858. Venue of suits to set aside or suspend, § 16, pp. 855-858. Expediting act applicable to suits to enjoin or set aside, § 16, pp. 855-858. Commission may suspend or modify, § 16, pp. 855-858. Application for rehearing on, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Commission may reverse or modify at rehearing, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. Eehearing shall not excuse carrier from complying with, § 16a, pp. 858, 859. May be made against all interested persons who have been made additional parties to proceedings, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. PAPERS. See, " Books and Papers." PARTIES. To joint tariff, shall be specifically named therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. To joint tariff, shall file with commission evidence of concurrence therein, § 6, pp. 841-843. All persons interested may be made, Elkins Act, § 2, p. 845. Against whom orders of court directing observance of tariffs or dis- continuance of discriminations may be enforced. Elkins Act, § 3, pp. 846, 847. PASSENGERS. See also, " Persons." Application of Act to transportation of, by railroads, § 1, pp. 837- 840. Charges for transportation of, shall be just and reasonable, § 1, PP- 837-840. Provisions as to free transportation of, § 1, pp. 837-840. Discrimination in rates for transportation of, prohibited, § 2, p. 840. Pares for transportation of, for longer and shorter distances, § 4, pp. 840, 841. Index. 913 TASSENGEBS— Continued: Commission may permit carrier to charge less for longer than for shorter distances, for transportation of, § 4, pp. 840, 841. 