They built their houses together and
of such similar material that it is
difficult to detect one from the other.
The Hay house has been occupied
by the former Secretary’s daughter
and son-in-law, Senator and Mrs.
James YV. YVadsworth, jr., of New
York.
American Tourists Can Create Good Will
For U. S. by Modest Deportment Abroad
American tourists in Europe fall
generally Into three classes, accord
ing to William Knowles Cooper, gen
eral secretary of the Washington Y r.
M. C. A., who returned recently from
attending the international Y". M. C. A.
| conference at Helsingfors, Finland.
There is the blatant tourist who
flashes his so-called “Americanism”
wherever he goes, boastful and arro
gant, and there Is the servile traveler
who, sensitive to the feeling apparent
in Europe against the United States,
desires to dispel It by discrediting his
homeland and fulsomely praising the
nations he visits. Both of these tour
ists are generally despised, according
to Mr. Cooper.
But the real ambassador of good
will, w’ho minds his own business and
who conducts himself modestly, who
accepts praise for his country
graciously, but honestly admits there
may be some of it that is undeserved,
and who refrains from emphasizing
the difference between the dollar and
the franc, the lira, the mark or the
zloty, is the tourist who wins hearts
and friendship wherever he goes.
Mr. Cooper states that in Helsing
fors, where delegates came to attend
the Y". M. C. A. convention from some
Telepathic Communication Predicted
By Watson, Aide to Alexander Bell
i By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 28.—A future
wherein man will speak to man by
mental telepathy was predicted by
Thomas A. Watson of Boston, asso
ciate of Dr. Alexander Graham Bell
in the manufacture of the first tele
phone instrument.
