This hemorrhage occurred ten days after the eyes had been carefully examined for refraction. She was seen next day and the fundus sketched. A similar record of the appearance was made two years later. Meantime she had become subject to attacks of deep scleritis with development of corneal opacities in the other eye. The scleritis flared up at the menstrual period. Read before the Pacific Coast Oto-Ophthalmological Society, June, 1925.