And I further warn all concerned that this order must be strictly obeyed in spirit as well as in letter, that is to say, that to open a shop and then refuse to sell goods and to charge an exorbitant or prohibitive rate, will be deemed a contravention of this order. [Note: Shops had evidently remained closed for seven days.] NO. 15 Whereas it has come to my knowledge that the present state of unrest is being added to and encouraged by the spreading of false, inaccurate or exaggerated reports or rumours: Now, therefore, by virtue of the powers vested in me by martial law I give notice that _any person_ found guilty of publishing, spreading or repeating, false, inaccurate or exaggerated reports in connection with the military or political situation, will be arrested and summarily dealt with under martial law. NO. 16 Whereas I have reason to believe that certain students of the Dyal Singh College in Lahore are engaged in spreading seditious propaganda directed against his Majesty's Government and whereas I deem it expedient in the interest of the preservation of law and order to restrict the activities of such students, I make the following order:-- _All students of the said college_ now in this command area will report themselves to the officer commanding troops at the telegraph office daily at the hours specified below and remain there until the roll of such students has been called by the principal or some other officer approved by me acting on his behalf, and until they have been dismissed by the Officer Commanding Troops at the telegraph office:-- 07·00 hours. (7 A.M.) 11·00 hours. (11 A.M.) 15·00 hours. (3 P.M.) 19·00 hours. (7 P.M.) First parade at 11·00 hours (11 A.M.) on the (?) April, 1919. "The latest order under martial law passed today makes it unlawful for more than two persons to walk abreast on any constructed or clearly defined pavement or side-walk in such area. Disobedience to this order will be punished by special powers under martial law. It shall also be illegal for any male person to carry or be found in possession of an instrument known as a _lathi_. All persons disobeying this order will be arrested and tried by summary proceedings under martial law." * * * * * NO. 24 Whereas I deem it expedient to make provision for the preservation of health and the greater comfort of British troops stationed in the area under my command, And whereas a number of electric fans and lights are required in the buildings in which some of such troops are quartered,