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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
oOLDAERS LEAVE MUD
SOAKED TRENCHES TO
FIGHT IN SUNLIGHT

were gasping in their beds IN sbo,
oFeatns, dying ofa form Of npn,ron;a G,
lease wait in the cor ybiia mum, ! nS
long. VIC" o'
lie Jumped out And slammed tbs doo.
Our soldier chauffeur pof ro ovt 'oVI =.
stretch his legs He talked for n " "
mte with some soldiers on the sidnw"ii' 'in
and said: w VI tue car
-, me Germans ere shelGng this rlooo
We got here Just in time Tbo,. F,,te' ha,'a
put ~ smells into it this morning . !"
| turned to the man whom wou
street would not like TO bnye biI,oj "i'
uddenly, and hl Smiled "''''''
DO YOU get the feeling" he asked
Which feeling do you meon,r =
2sked; "l've got lots of them inst
He has been under she'll fire monv
Times; he has been in more places 't6 tS"G
one where a shell might have fallon
but didn t. '"''en'
mere we sat in too automobile. wait.
ing lust as we might wait nj r,rh.
stone IN New York or SAN Francisco
All about were stores. ouJ chnrob,,
''H people; we were in civilization, bpt
plocN behind us with church with
Is sPire freshly nicked by She'll on% and
mead IN the street perhaps two blacks
way. were khakied soldiers az GonnraI
fehch 3 army gathered around a gL,ii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

land that Minister of Munitions lIoyJ
nt'ee was hi5sad ON recent yisit :,
Portsmouth with the king, bccousr n,
criticized tla workigmcn for tbinking
more for drink Than Of duty Of Eng7
laud. It also leaked ont that Iabe,
leaders Shnn asked what wonId bpu.
pen It martial law was plolaimoj IN
munitions factories, expressed tbrh. bc'
id that @ grave domestic crisis wouIJ
result '''''
Great Britain s now facipp fine bit
ter tact chat long years Of low .tapJ
arl OF living have made workipgmcp
indifferent EXCEPT to their own immr'
diato welfare
The true Interpretation of LloyI.
George speech is that the government
does NOT feel competent 70 do mono
han plead Tor Voluntary reform amoup
do w"augmcs The time whom in,
|ns'um nmnur,r ion can sofoly bo
Iop'nd il HO. yet arrived. The wo.i
HomnD'ous question Tor England
Fbrihs L.ordGnorgc darcs gub.fimto
Inn action ic coaxing. Terms of
'"orc maN largely hang on the answer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
FUND IS IN HEALTHY
STATE UP TO JUNE |
WOrkmen Pay $4,000 In II
Months and Receive
$374,OOO In Benefits

According to a financial statement is
sued by the industrial accident commits
SION this morning the total amount n,
lu4oS available for the payment of ne
eluent claims, etc, exclusive of exnendi
lures aud inclusive Of $l3S,Gl9.56 sct
"slue as pension fund, at the close of
months business, May n, was S937.
ooII-' The total cost of administers.
ton for 10 months for the department
was $bO65306, only 1915 per conf ~
,he lo'al amount collected during the /
months of business.
The total amount paid into the do.
partment from all sources during fla
/ l'lnonths period was $572O71.S8 M
which ~ ,606,SI was paid in bv worl.
men, winch at tho rate of | cent nor
day FOR actual time employed reprc.
Sohis the total cost Of protection ia tho
enPloFe under tho operation Of tbe
WorNnen s compensation net mo
benefits received by the workncn
amount to S37l,220.l7. The emnlovnrs
pald IN a total Of $4lO,02o2 rcnrc.
STonung Ic per cent Of the amount of
ahe payroll in one class Of haznrds md |
d per cent In another. or the totol
amount collected $00,355.22. or onc.
seventh Of the amount contributed hv
gn,e employers, is taxed to the stnte
ms iahes into account the fact tbof
no credits have been received from tho
,,ote appropriation since December
3D. last year. '''''V'
FHt
Ihc total amount Of surplus cash
'so'Iao,e ON June was $l9s,7n.S6.
''',r all losses, cost Of administration
'hd pension fund deductions have beon
nuo'' winch account Is drawing interest
rom banks placed upon deposit by tho
iate treasurer During the month Of /
way me net gain in the accident fnnd h
vas Tl06b6p3 besides A,l0IlO sot II
's'ue ior pensions, The total nnmher
y arrldents handled by the commisaion !
% daie is l0ii. Of which 50 wero fntoI 3
"r the month Of May, there were goI {
'''deni claims received by the commits. v
Ion' of which but were fotnlitics o
" ihe total Of 1854 eases handled 10 II
ere clA'srd us permanent pnrtinl i'm
'I''s' IN which the injured person ro u
'Nrs pension for partial disability u
"mihl| und permanent total dis. "
'il,lly monthly andH ,sBs ~
hIitN There are % widows ond chu. I'
.'" pensions provided for ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Abandonment Of "Watchful
Waiting" Policy Is Cause
Of Unrest
CARRANzA SAYS HE WILL
RETAKE MEXICO CITY
U. S. VIII Act If Relief
Methods Are interrupted
By Mexicans

Washington, June 4.-Anticipatipe
Iro"oIe as the result of the abandon
ment of President Wilson S wotcbfnr
waiting policy British authorities in
Mexico City are adopting extraordinary
measures to get English citizens ont Of
the capital and to the sea coast
Owing to the Inadequate railroad
Ia.llneS, Englishmen and women are
oelng sent ont on horseback and in
automobiles. Attaches of the embassy
are supervising the movement of these
caravans to Pachuca where if is OK.
P'cied they may be able to Obtain
, .I'InS tor Vera Cruz whence they will
Ne t"Nen to the United States.
Ihe Brazilian minister in Mexico
.iit' acting for the state department
Is DONG everything possible TO arrapoe
Tor trains on which Americans NAV
iea'e the city. Anti.foreign riotino IS
feared.
consul Caruthers at Chihuahua. is re.
ported to be endeavoring to reach
General Villa with President Wilson'S
statement.
The defiant assertion Of General Car.
iall2a that he proposed to retake Mexico
Hty and crush his rivals caused con.
'e,S among some official today. They
IIynSSyd this reflected the hope of the
,ga0evs Of the rival factions to crush
,uc otihcrs and then claim recognition
'u' tne aid the president promises n
',loug Provisional government. These
officials believe the presidents stato.
GL. 4gI. may result in more desperate
IIshting than ever. '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
MARION COUNTY AT
HEAD OF LIST FOR
SURPLUS Of FUNDS
Nearly Quarter Million Dollars
In Treasury On May 3d.
Other Counties

Inc total surplus in all funds n a..
IIEaSury In,e OF Marion county on March RI RI
iSl0' according to the final renort ,t . q,
sne m state accounting department which
t.'. Was inaue public tOday-the department
m nuNlhg ceased to exist on MAY % undn,
'he repeating act of the last legisla+nrd
was S245,529, which is the bigbost
surplus shown to the credit of anv eonn,
W IN the state. OF this total tbo nrim
elpal amount, or $l97 7S29 80. is creditad
10 tne general fund. The total amonnt
ol warrants outstanding on that dota
was To,OO6 an the agency funds lioLiI.
ity amounted to $2O,83l.
The counties showing deficits oro.
G' pen'on S23,O55; Clackamas SS0.454
CClatsop $3lS,5l7 Columbia s2SI3I9
curry $ll,5l5, Harney $S2,533. jackson
%24S'944 Morrow $2,99l, Polk sI439g
Klamath S5O7209. Those having snr
piuses are; Douglas $74,OO2. Grant
S6S ,4O3, Josephine $2l,0l7. Lane sS5
223, Lincoln $53,752, Linn so3 SOB
Marion $245,529, Sherman 81, ,SgG rnion
$S52,392, Wollowa $29, ,2O3, Wasco AS 73e
washington $6I740, Yamhill S55.G6S
ihe counties filing no reports were.
Baker, Coos, Crook, Gillian. Hood
hVer, Lake, Malheur Multnomab. TIL. |
lamook UmatilIa and Wheeler Clerls
for CIatsop, Josephine Lane, Lincoln
Wasco and Yamhill failed to report tLe
amount OF outstanding warrants.
Under the administration of Insnr.
lhce commissioners Harvey Wells and
y w. Ferguson (retired) the depart.
nent disbursed, during the two vears of
Is existence total fo $4,000 from its |
otaI appropriation of $27.5OO, and, in
ddltion to the improvements of
ystems of accounting, etc, in the sew. !,
raj counties it has recovered for the Ct
ounties and the state the sum of Sl5.
Since the adjournment of tbo leois.
azure the department has Installed n
orms and improved accounting systcms t
n the Oregon state hospital. Eastern a
,rregon state hospital, feeble minded in. a
itute, training school for BOYS and t
chool for the girls, penitentiary. &
cnooI FOR the blind, for the deaf, tuber. d
uIoSls hospital and soldiers home. and S
os taken inventories of the national h
uard, naval militia, state hospital and b
An examination Of the accounts and a
fairs was made of the following in. h
ututions and departments: State Ii. -
rarlon, corporation department. peni
antiary, national guard, naval militia.
tate board of health, immigration com. \
Iission and insurance department. d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
(By William G. sbepbard ,

Omitted Press Staff Corro4ua,
copyright 1915 by the UniteJ prnss
copyright in Great Britain ! ''U / 'e'S
Headquarters of the British Armv
~ nortnern I France, April 2S.-CBy maj
10 NeW York. This is the story oT .
uaf at the front in the new war TbC
giu war days of winter and trench i;fe
nave passed. In these new war davs
WnlGh begalAwith the present oiganfio \
9attle along The British line tbe mnn
uasll out Of the trenches: tbo Germon en
ssaot, guns move along the roads in
Ine,r territory to new spots and throw
smells into places that were safe in tbe
or John French the British fieI1
luarShal has moved his army outdoors
OF at least his soldiers have naval
themselves there. The hours in tba
NUTS hugging stoves, nave ended +,
~ ~ Tue ilelds and the sunshine now tnat
ae ,ne brltlsh soldiers seek, whether tbpv
are are Playing football or fighting In
!i thes' tlrst days Of early summer weo.
,ner the new war has begun. Autumn
winter and spring have seen the orna
''mIIlrt; now it is summer S turn
one OF London s most eminent nby
Siclans ; was my guide; ne has piyen m
ms practice and has come oTnr barn
TO TO 40 ms share of Britain S Job; and his
snare Is to run around and take cara
u sex ahdslniurcd folks. whether thev
ire commanders or priyatcs. The o,her
members Of our party was man whose
,,ealh that day would have iarrpd tbc
Nmeucan stock market. He ism, baro
or run, either; men don't pet mto
lusSes like tdiS for fun.
II was the new war that caused our
,IP' the new and horrible war posi-.
le only when the spring wind blows in
Nc rlsht direction to carry the KILLING
'erman gases into the enrmvjs
'enches, The doctor had been sent to ,
le front to investigate the cas- which
le' Germans had used only t1e day me-. :
ire Tor the first time.
We were off bright and earh, +, tho ,
ormng' Everybody in the British a
my, from Sir John French, command, a
'l9,ehiet, down, is thronph with d
reakfast by $40 way"
we whizzed along and then sw,no ,
NO road that led us into Belah,p1
ld shortly afterwards we rolled intn n
I'T'Slzed Beigian town. In a street Inv I
dead horses fresh blood was Mi \
ouhd; the pavement was torn mn, +
e. street was covered with powdered +
ass; belgian men, women and cbil. !,
en- stood about talking ncryously h
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Charter Issued To New Bank
al YOncaIIa, In Douglas Co.

state Bank superintendent sargcpt
This morning issued "A chnrtcr To tha
Farmers security bank, Of Yoncala.
Douglas county The udthorizad eapitoi
stock is .Ij000' surplus 1850 and Tho
Officers np. A, r. stcarns. president
j. II Harden aud b B. Brundagc. Vice.
presidents, 1Hd J.. A. Bass, cashier
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
THAw's SANITY UP AGAIN.

Albany ~ Y, june l-Arpumepts
by the state were made today in tbc
court Of appeals on the states motion
10 refuse Harry X. Thaw jury tnal IN
regard 70 bic sanity. which. under the
ruling Of the lower court, l. scheduled
for Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

Berlin juno l--Aloug a vast front
Of 100 miles, the great Austro.Gcrmap
army Of Galicia s rolling forward
against iemberg.
with Pzemyl again garrisonpI bv
the Austrian forces, the combined arm.
les Of Generals Won Markenscn ana
Won Llnpensen are pressing their pnr
suit Of the rrtreatiug Russians while
the 'lnvs are making desperate cffola
TO reform their shattered lines for
final stand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
2eppelins KIN siv

London, june l--SM deaths haye re-
suited from the recent Zeppelin raid nm.
Un London It was revealed today. Tile
Information was brought out during am
inquest over the body Of an aged wom.
an VINO died from shock when bonn
mt house adjoining her home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Garrison Incren sod

rmI,, 'o' TeSq June 4.-General Car.
srcn,,l harrison at Nuevo Laredo was
10 i -on t-o,u'ned today. raising tbe forcc
garioI '1' men. The action was re-.
view NJ as p, ot great significance in
the Nf"vinae,,S resident Wilson's warning to
.,stii9 s4tiy'ci9fore only 700 men baya hoon
proa,ougd at Neuvo Laredo Gonnrai ~rvI
ever i'o , Alexandra has arrived bow.
,ucccoJ va y SoO additional men and will
,ommon5 General Alfredo Ricaut in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
JAps RELEASE GERMANS.

Yokohama. June 4.-Released by the
japanese government today 60 Ger.
man civilians. captured when Japanese
troops took Tsing Tao will sail for
San Francisco tomorrow on the steamer
Krea. Among the women is the wife of
the German governor OF kino thau,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

When , family is much visited the
husband ioesn . hesitate to say that
be is tired of feeding her knfolh,
aud she snaps back that she is tired
Uf cooking f1r bis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

arrested. Swoboda was said 10 be carry.
ing samples Of war supplies from
American firms which be expected to
sell the French government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
The Weather

Oregon Fair TO-
night; Saturday,
faiti warmer in.
terror southwest
portion. northwest
winds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
STOCK MARKET FIRM.

New York june l.-The market clos.
ed firm today. wv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Dr. Dernberg Sent Homo.

Dr. Bernhard Dernberg unofficial
sp"esman for the kaiser will sail for
uermnny via Norway June 70, Il was
definitely learned today
Following the sinking Of the Lusi.
tnnla, the administration let il be
known that ID regarded the utterances
aud writings Of Dr. Dernberg az a men.
ace TO anieable relations between Ger.
many and tae United States, aud II was
Continued from Page Two,) a
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23

BROOD SOWS for sale, due to farrow soon. Chas. McArthur. Phone F R2. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23

SATURDAY AUCTION SALE
 Everything sold for cash J. F. BIEHL AUCTIONEER 47 West Jefferson. Phone 1349 It
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
Announcements

BARBECUE MARKET-2O N. 1st street have moved to old stand at 1st Ave. and Jefferson street. Phone 1349.
 al
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23

GOOD COW RANCH FOR SALE, tst of Prescott, Ariz., on state high ny. between 75 and 100 head of good nge cattle; range enough to care for a09 head Good browse range, price O00.00- Continuous running water, W acres Of patent land, good S-room 1use- List your pasture, will get you =eders: special attention to same. If ou want feeders call, we have them have attractive buy in cow ranches. Terms considered.
 ARZ. LIVE STOCK COM. co.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
Auctions
STOCK SALE
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2s, 1915

THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1915 II miles northwest of Phoenix or 2
 miles northwest of Glendale
 Commencing at 10:30 sharp, I will =ell at public auction the following tock: 50 head cattle, 30 extra fine dairy COWS, Holsteins and Durham; 6 2-year-old Holstein heifers. yearling heifers. steer calves, heifer calves, 3 12 months old; l registered Holstein bull e5 head Of hogs; 10 extra brood sows. Is shoats weight so lbs. each. The above stock is all extra good Free lunch at noon. Come. whether you buy or not. Plenty of shade and ice water. Terms of sale, cash.
 JACK BROOKS, Owner
 c. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer q N. 1st Ave. Phone 1910
 if
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
Auto Time Table


 FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 90 minutes from a. m. until p. m., and thereafter as follows: Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa ZOO p. m. 6:30 D. m. 500 p. m. 7:00 D. m. 9:00 p. m. S;00 p. m. 10:30 p. m. goo D. m. Leaves Tempe about 30 minutes af- ter leaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Mesa.
 Mesa Chandler Division Leave Mesa Leave Chandler 8:00 a. m. 8:30 a. m. 10:00 q. m. 11:00 a. m. 1200 a. m. 1900 D. m. 200 p. m. 500 p. m. 400 D. m. 500 D. m. 6:00 D. m. ZOO D. m. Fixes Auto Livery-Phone 414
 110 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23

GOOD work horse for sale-Van Bu- ren Corral, 2nd Ave. and Van Buren.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
WANT ADS POINT THE WAY
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-Thrty young milk COWS, Holstein and Durham. Cash or terms to responsible parties. Phone Glendale 1O9R2. dg
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
Awnings

AWNING AND CAMPING season now on; we make everything known that will fool the sun. Phoenix Tent and Awning Co.,, corner First and Monroe Sts.; phone 1411. tt
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
For Sale-Hollses

FOR SALE+Rooming house, nicely furnished, fl rooms, close in. Phone G57s, dm
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23

FOR RENT-Thirty-f Live acres, three miles northeast, good house and well, art in alfalfa, fenced 1902 E. Fill 1nore- dg
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
Business Chances

CASH buys good paying business, clearing over $500 daily. Will call. Box S9S Republican. dm
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE BY OWNER-4O to 100 acres good grain land on Cave Creek, 8 niles north on Central Ave. and miles west, S20 per acre, make offer for cash. or. If a chicken ranch, plenty shade. small house, small pumping plant, chicken yard, big stack of hay and grain good driving and work mare, all Kind farming implements, 35 acres milo pasture. need some money. make offer. Terms Box 110 Route 6. It
 RARE BUY-25 acres cultivated, 27 u.Ore available, eighty in all, fruit, hay nd resort combined; climate, scenery,
 hing, can rent cattle, no exchanges nsidered. Particulars, Charles Stem r1-r. Coinville, Arizona. 10-dd
Arizona republican., 1915-09-23
Wanted Situation, Male

MAN familiar with sheep and goats, would like place for the winter. Box 2927 Republican. dg
New Britain herald., 1915-11-26
Boston Store
Only a Short Time to Christmas Makes Busy Days at
 Our ART DEPARTMENT

We carry d wonderful assortment of stamped and fancy goods for Christmas week, everything neces sary in an up-to-date Art Depart ment can be found here.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-26
TEA AND SALE.

Much interest is being shown in the sale of Italian embroideries and leath- CT goods which is to be held at the I. W. C. A. building Saturday, While the Young Women's Christian associa- 'ion IS Tn no way responsible for the sale it has generously offered it's roonS to the group of ladies who are trving to find market for few things from the little F'lorentine shops which are now deserted. The hours of the sale from to 6 by the members of the are from to and tea will be served house committee of the association.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-26
REMUNERATION OF
 AUNT MARY" GREAT
Thanksgiving Theatergoers Treat. ed to Delightful Comedy
 by May Robson

l Everybody has an Aunt Mary,-if
 not by kinship, by adoption. And, if
 you had to adopt an Aunt Mary you
 would go long way before you found one better adapted for the role than May Robson. Last night at the Lyceum she proved this. As a real, good, lov-
 able if somewhat eccentric, Aunt Mary, there is no person on the stage who can excel May Robson. In what is supposed to be a farewell revival
 of her wonderful play, ''The Rejuven-
 ation of Aunt Mary,' Miss Robson is
 as charming as ever. If true that this
 is her last tour with this play then
 theatergoers the land over have deep
 cause for regret. The stage will in all
 reality lose artist.
 Everybody knows the story of how Aunt Mary, after living the simple life in the hills of old New England, went to New York and found her lost youth. That is the rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. When she arrives back in the old homestead after three weeks, of automobile parties, roof gardens, buffers and maids, she institutes the new orders of things,-takes an ice cream freezer and sitting in her old fOur-pOSter plays "autOmobubble," dresses Joshua, the hired man, in all the do-dads of a butler. She has a great time trying to city-fy the coun- try. She even wants to have the calves shod so they can run around the porch of her house and remind her of the batter of horses feet on New York streets. Poor Aunt Mary, she grew terribly lonesome after New York.
 There is a clever little love story running through this quaint and sin- pie play. It has to do with the wild ! and wayward nephew of Aunt Mary, 1 and young girl from New York. | As the nephew, Jack Storey was l and playing opposite him Miss Elizabeth Warren proved to be a 1 charming sweetheart. Miss Marie 1 Peavey created much mirth by her l depletion of the maid of all work at ! Aunt Mary's. Others in the cast were 1 John Rowe, Olaf Skadlan, Cyphers Weaver, Fred Trowbridge, Louis Rand, Ethel Conrad and Lester Wal lace.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-26
Train No. S13, now leaving Hart

1raln No. SIS, now leaving Hart ford weekdays at 3:44 D. m for NeW Haven. will leave at 3:42 D. m., be scheduled two minutes earlier at Bef1n and Meriden, make an addi- lonal stop at Yalesville 4:17 D. m., and run on present schedule be- yond.
 Train No. I'll, leaving Hartford weekdays at 5.43 D. m., for Dan- bury, will be scheduled from one to five minutes later at all intermediate points Waterbury to Danbury, due S:20 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-26
DANGEROUS
 VARIC0SE VEINS GAN
 BE QUICKLY REDUCED

Readers are advised not to trihe with enlarged swollen veins, but to procure from a good druggist an original two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil Gull strength) at and start this simple Home Treatment which gradually reduces the veins to nor nal.
 Emarald Oil is most successful You simply apply it directed and improve ment begins at once. Miss M G. S. w. New Brighten, N. Y, writes: "Emerald Oil is curing my mother of Varicose Veins and Ulcers on her foot, where everything else had failed" Generous sample by mall on receipt of 10c, from Moone Chemical Co.,, Rochester, N. Y. Clark & Brainerd Riker- Hegeman drug stores supply you
New Britain herald., 1915-11-26

W. R. Young, assignor to The ] Perkins Electric Switch Mfg. Co.,, Bridgeport. Hinge-pin fastening.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-26
STUDY INSTITUTIONS.
Mexican Teachers Reach Washington
 Sent by Carranza.

Washington, Nov. 26.-A delega- tion of eighty one Mexican teachers headed by Eliseo Garcia, former chief of the department of public instruction of Mexico, who are study ing American educational methods, reached here today from Boston.
 The visitors will study government al and educational institutions before leaving next Tuesday for Vera Cruz. They were sent to the United States by General Carranza before he was recognized by the American govern ment.