1. The ions of Ca and K condition general luminescence, and are therefore necessary to the conduction of the impulse. 2. In van9t Hoff9s solution from which Mg is omitted, Berœ shows hyperirritability with respect to luminescence. This is the result of the action of Ca and K ions unantagonized by Mg. 3. The luminescent material spread on filter paper does not show luminescence in sea water, NaCl, MgCl2, or saccharose solutions isotonic with sea water. In solutions of CaCl2, SrCl2, BaCl2, KCl, and K2SO4 the indicator paper glows with a bright luminescence. 4. In dark adapted Berœ, luminescence is inhibited by a certain quantity of light. This quantity has an average value of 57,285 meter-candle-minutes, which is twelve times the value given by Mnemiopsis.