The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-26
By ARTHUR BRISBANE

Bonds were higher-there is plenty of money looking for investment stocks were irregular. with money lending to spectators at per cent. Cotton was strong. thanks to Mis- sissippi floods.
 Its an i'll wind" Wheat was weak, worry as usual, for the farm CTS. Foreign exchange was high, nearly all foreign money went up, German most of all. The world ex- poets good to come out of Genoa and that's the business mans story for the weeks first business day. For r days in succession Wall street has bought and sold more than 100000 shares of stock. Is it boom or a mirage? Invest. but don't gamble.
 Bolshevik delegates at Genoa visit the Italian King, in "hurgeois" raj ment, they dine with that King and the capitalist world wonders-fool- ishly Tchitcherin and Krassin see in the Italian King in the aftermath of successful revolution. They re- member the fighter Garibaldi. the teachers Mazzivi and Cavour. They see the King of Italy reigning in Rome, where the Pope once reigned. They reign in Moscow and Petrograd. where the Czar once ruled.
 4J,o.r iS beneficiary of a revolution-why not eat with him and learn how our children will live in Russia later"
 Important, fascinating, is the eff fort to get light without heat, such as the firely carries with her. Scien- lists work at the problem every where. A Japanese drops in the ocean heads of fishes as bait and hauls them up covered with thousands cf tiny shell fish "cypnidia," which con tain the llght-giving '1uciferin."
 With these creatures. Professor Harvey of Princeton produces the "cold light" experimentally. Germans also produce it. It is a race of scien- lists to make 1t practical. Once per fected, the ocean would supply light forevermore.
 But, young gentlemen that would like to find work without heat" there is no such thing as light with out heat in reality. All light involves waste of energy, loss of heat, in quantities however slight. Greater efficiency gives more light for less power. We get today from ton of coal 6S times as much electric light as we got IS years ago. (You lave noticed no such difference tn. the cost of light) No light without heat, no good work without heat and fatigue Now, as 500 years ago, when Dante wrote it, you must work as nature works, in fire" and burn up as you work. if you want results.
 Lady Astor, charming young vis- itor, objects to the rewriting of the American history, under the auspices of a Catholic organization, the Knights of Columbus. She says, If correctly quoted, "A lot of these for eigners in America forget the foun- dation of America. It was founded by Protestants and in the Protestant faith" Just who founded America, 1t is hard to say. There is no doubt that it was found by Columbus.
 He was of the Catholic religion. His mother. according to the best historical evidence. was a Jewess, whose relatives helped to finance his trip. She concealed her religion. s did others, because to confess 1t meant to be burned alive just then. Why quarrel about religion? One religious friend objected to the state ment that a Jewess was Columbus mother. If the Lord chose a Jewess girl to be the mother of His Own Son. why not another to be Columbus mother?
 A Jew from Russia, name hard to spell or pronounce, changes it to something easier-and is criticised. Consider Lord Leopold Mountbatten, just dead, cousin of the English King. His name was Battenberg, meaning, "Battenmountain." His father was a German prince. The name was changed at the Kings request. that # might sound better to English ears. If a Kings cousin, why not a wor- ried Jewish immigrant