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regarded as indicative of liver damage. Cholecystogram. A dose of tetraiodophenolphthalein was administered orally 18 and 12 hours before the test. Fragility of red blood cells to hypotonic solutions of sodium chloride. The method of Waugh and Asherman (4) was used with saline. Determinations were made with the Evelyn colorimeter. Sedimentation rate. The Wintrobe method was used. Values from 0 to 9 mm. per hour were re- garded as normal for males. Reticulocyte count. The "wet" method was used. A drop of capillary ear blood was placed on a dry film of cresyl blue (in saturated alcohol solution), and the reticulocytes in 1000 red blood cells were counted. The normal range was considered to be 0 to 2.5 per cent. Urobilin. The Schlessinger reaction was used for the qualitative determination of urobilin in the urine. A definite fluorescence in the filtrate was a positive test. Urobilinogen. Ehrlich's aldehyde method was employed for the detection of excess urobilinogen in the urine. A red color in a dilution greater than 1: 10 was a positive test. Vitamin A absorption test and plant pigment determination. The method of Chesney and Mc- Coord was used. Fish liver oil containing 7000 U.S.P. vitamin A units for each kilogram of body weight was given. The vitamin A content of the blood was measured by the McCoord and Luce-Clausen (5) modification of the Carr and Price technique. The analysis for the carotenoids or plant pigments (xanthophyll and carotene), which was necessary for the correction of vitamin A results, was done by the method of Clausen and Mc- Coord (6).

LATENT LIVER DISEASE IN PERSONS RECOVERED FROM CATARRHAL JAUNDICE AND IN OTHERWISE NORMAL MEDICAL STUDENTS AS REVEALED BY THE BILIRUBIN EXCRETION TEST