two cases within the last
s have come to the atten-
University Health Service
ents have ,been overcome
in gas heaters that are not
entilated. These students
found unconscious in the
s of local rooming houses
had been using the heaters
vercome by fumes.
en E. Forsythe, director of
rice, has reported the mat-
officials with a, view to cor-
situation and taking some
to prevent recurrence of
. It is pointed out that,
students in question were
stored to consciousness
were discovered, the re-
t readily have been much

Forsythe, director of Health service,
'but it is advisable that anydone ex-
posed to the disease take the Schick
tests to determine their immunity and
to take treatment to make them im-
mune if necessary.
The Schick tests will be given again
today from two to four at the Health
Service, and every Thursday at this
time throughout the balance of the
semester.
INCOME FROM NOBEL PRIZE
FUND $471,245 FOR YEAR

STEEL
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WITH HANG

Washington, May 18.-President
Harding, it became known today, had
invited 40 of the country's leading,
'steel manufacturers to a dinner at the
White House tomorrow night. While
official comment was withheld as to
the purpose of the meeting tomorrow
night, the fact that the President had
previously given notice of his inten-
tion to have 15 or 20 presidents of the
larger railway lines in conference
Saturday night. gave grounds for a'
general understanding that transpor-
tation matters would be taken up with
the steel manufacturers.1

ately to an effective extent, even if D
not ordered by the Interstate Com-
merce commission, will be the ques-
tions for discussion. 9
A
Nelson Honored by Masques
J. Raleigh Nelson, associate pro-
fessor of enginering English, was re-
cently presented with a. 10 volume
leather bound set of the complete
works of Robert L. Stevenson by mem-
bers of the Masques, women's dramatic
society. The gift was given by the -
society in token of its appreciation for
his services in directing its plays, es-
pecially "The Yellow Jacket."
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se of auto parties overnight.
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Stockholm, April 25.-The income
last year of the Nobel Foundation,
which annually distributes cash prizes
for' outstanding individual achieve-
ments in literature, art, science and
politics, was equivalent to about $471,-
245. Five prizes will be distributed
during 1922 and the total, sum paid
out to each winner will be 122,482
kronor (about $32,000).
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From Madame Butterfly, Act II, Scene 1. in
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