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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Admiral Wood An
Old Woman, Says league

Washington, Jan. 6.-Congressman
Peter +. Tague of Charlestown will
appear before subcommittee Of the
House naval affairs committee Monday
and answer statements rejecting upon
him made before the subcommittee
Thursday by Rear Admiral Spencer S.
Wood. U. S. n. retired, in opposing the
bill to give Capt. William r. Rush,
World War commandant of the Charles
town navy yard. the rank and pension
of rear admiral on the retired list.
The subcommittee once reported
adversely on the Rush bill. which has
passed the Senate. but reopened the
hearing to hear Secretary Of the Navy
DENLY in support Of the measure. and
is expected to make an adverse report
again as soon as Tague has had oppor-
tunity to reply to Wood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
WAYNE

The schools in Wayne opened jan
uary l, after two weeks vacation.
Miss Ella I. Foss. who has been
passing the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and MIS-. E. H. Foss, will
return to Raymond, Saturday, ia
resume teaching.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Ian White will be pleased to learn
that Mr.. White has returned from
Massachusetts,. where he has been
for several months. Mr.. White is
much improved in health.
Will Adams, carrier on r. F. d. "a.
made his first round trip January
5 since the snow storm Of a week
ago, as the roads were impossible
in places up to that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Foss and fam
lily have moved to Pixies Corner. in
Wayne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Three Minor Fire Alarms

The Waterville firemen responded to
three calls Sunday and one Saturday,
which did not prove to be Of a serious
nature. The call Saturday was at rs
Cool street and was telephoned in at
SIS. The first one Sunday was a tel
ephone call from u Sherwin street
and was chimney fire in the house
occupied by E. Burgess. The next call
came in at $40 P. NJ. from % Gold
street, which was only Of a slight ma
ture. House occupied by John Lessor.
At $40 P. NJ. box 1872 was rung in but
upon approaching the house Of Joseph
John, 81 Front street. chimney fire
was found to have caused all the COM
motion. This was extinguished with
one chemical.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
PITTSFIELD
VI. G. |. Five Trimmed HartIand
60 To 10

~ % TO ~
=, ooach stones baskctcers opened up
.ne schedule Friday night with u
.usn "hen they defeated the Hartland
H-eauemy OUTFIT by Il score OF 50 to
-. IL was one sided article of bas-
Met hall as the score indicates and
was disappointment to the fans
WV IKE game with evenly matched
Willis and where there is some &C.
.at!ihg 10 pull one to the edge of the
deat occasionally. This game was
utNoia OF thrills as NJ. c. I. out
paved the visitors in every way.
=, Newhousc, Brown and Craig were
Luz h.e stellar trio and Gagged q regular
nai, OF baskets. Newhouse shot -
an. anu the other two put the ball
m.oush for each. The rest Of the
uu.lll, Day and Lancaster deserve
,neh'lon and credit too for they play
~ splendid game and did their part
Keep things moving.
| cor .or me Hartland team. Deering and
h hu.cheil We're good and took the
s o,u"t or the battle. Referee Math-
r "s OF Waterville handled the game
very satisfactorily.
Inc NJ. c. I. girls team also took
Me'ory from the Unity High Girls
s Man The Unity girls came near a
~ Sau'- Out but were saved by S. Jones
VINO shot one basket.
The summaries.
l., Boys Game.
c. I. (sD
Il, GO HARTLAND AcAD.
COW C,own (capt) IF .......lr. Deering
! Newbl ''.... ri, Getchell
1arnnouse ................c, Smith
nav ', ID lib, Lewis
Sr.o.. ..rb Weber
Mo Tmrpsttutes: Hodgkins for Day;
{Iano Sriand for Hodgkins; Smith for
Eoaa,:.ef; Seckins ror Mcfarland:
| fo r Eh for Newhouse: Newhouse
tug: Craig for Smith. Hartland
Wehhanian Tor Lewis; Brown for
for " WI: Weber for Brown: Lewis
Dco,M;a waterman: Fisher ror Deering;
Cr.;m'l S from floor: Newhouse 70,
kins - Brown ., Lancaster 2. Hodg-
Lewis "rtcnell >, Deering. Smith 3,
NowS, Weber. Goals from fouls:
Nathmouse 3. Decring 5. Referee
| r; ods VS. University OF Maine. Pc
iour tens. Scorer. Macomber.
In Girls Game
ra,- u) (2) Unity High
{E. Cnrroiothcr, If ...... If, A. Walton
Nv. Hun,an' ri .........rf, s. Jones
H. Avor;,i' sc sc, NJ. Lowe
NJ IeadL,! &c ...........Jc M. Walton
whaanuoetter, lg .lg, l.. Ward
| Goods vs. re rig, NJ. Jones
brothar from floor: Curran, Fair
Cnrraenr .; $. Jones. Goals IRON fouls:
N. Perios,; Referee. Mathews, U. Of
rbe Rods, three tens.
' BAPTIST Brotherhood will meet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
London To Economic
In Electricity

{ London. Dec. 20.-London's electric
lighting bill will be cut by s5.0o0,000
yearly it is believed, when project
now in course of completion is made
effective. This provides for the unit
ing of all electrical supply companies
in London and the suburbs. covering
an area of 1860 square miles and af-
fccting population of close on S.
900, 900 people. There will be only IL
generating stations in the whole area.
against about 80 now in existence. and
the saving will allow of a reduction
in cost of something like Is per cent
per unit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Record Entry List
1925 Futrity Races

New York, Jan. with eleventh
honr entries still to be delivered by
the postman a record total of nomin
atoms already has been made for the
1925 futurity, one of Americas turf
classics, run annually at Belmont
Park. The Westminster Pacing AS
soclation announced tonigh THE list
ing of 1,434 candidates. Entries
have been received from every state
in addition to Canada, England and
France.
The list of entries is topped by
Henry Payne Whitney. with 80, John
4. Madden is next with one less.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Amherst Hockey Team
Has Nine Game Card

Amherst, Mass, Jan. THE Am
herst hockey team will play nine
games this season, beginning on
January - against Columbia and
closing against Yale at New Haven
On February 81, according to the
schedule announced today.
The schedule follows: January -.
Columbia At New York; 10, West
Point at West Point; Il, Dartmouth
at Hanover; 90, Mass. Agricultural
college at Amherst; "a, American
Osteopathic school at Amherst; Feb
ruary 6, Williams at Williamstown;
It, Williams at Amherst; Il, Rens-
selear Polytechnic at Amherst; Il,
Yale at New Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Sails over Ridges
With Dead Engine

Biskra, Algeria, Jan. Cit. Thoret,
the French military aviator, who on
Wednesday remained in the air for
seven hours, three minutes, with the
propeller of, his plane wedged to pre-
vent operation of the motor, gave an
almost a dead calm, he sailed over
two ridges. one of them 765 feet high
and the other SAB feet. The fights
were carried out in the presence of
numerous spectators, including sew
eral Americans who motored from Al
giers to witness them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
B0bbed Hair Saves Life
Girl Caught in Shaft

Fall River, Jan. 6-Miss Laura
Senay. 10 of 25 .Lonsdale street. lost
a circular piece Of her scalp Ave
inches in diameter today. but escaped
even more serious injury because she
had bobbed hair. While she was
working in the spooling department
of the Granite mill. her hair caught in
a revolving gear ana wound around
the shaft, tearing hair and skin fro4a
the top Of her head. She was taken
to the Union hospital. Physicians WHO
attended her said that she probably
would have been drawn into the ma
chinery and badly mangled had her
hair been longer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Nine Games Vermonts
Grid Schedule '23

burlington, VT. Jan. THE Uni
Iersity of Vermont football schedule,
announced tonight. contains nine
games. A game with Boston college
In Boston on November "a, and a
game with Marquette college in Mil
waukee, Wis, on November 20, are
row features. The big home game
of the season will be against Dart
mouth on October 90. On Armistice
day Vermont will meet Middlebury t
Burlington.
The schedule follows: September
%, Maine: October 6, Springfield COL
lego at Springfield, Mass; 10, open:
20 Dartmouth; q, New Hampshire
college at Manchester. n. H.; Nov. 3,
Holly Cross at Worcester; 10, Nor
witch at Mortified, II, Middlebury;
"a, Boston college at Boston; 90,
Marquette at Milwaukee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Dry Agents in
Hot Battle With
Saloon Hangers-Out

Philadelphia, Jan. Ga fight be-
tween 200 men Nand a score of pro-
hlbition agents occurred late today
when the Federal employees and
Philadelphia policemen raided the
saloon Of Thomas Peak in the heart
of the city. A sharp brawl continued
until three wagon loads of patroimen
summoned by riot calls. arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
British, from the Paris Conference

British, from the Paris Conference,
it is explained, may be discussed.
The opinion. however, is that eff
fcctiveS of nine divisions referred to
in the Belgian dispatch seem rather
large; it is understood that no more
than three divisions will be employed,
according to the present plan.
NJ. Barthou's insistence that the
Germans be heard by the Rcpara =
tons Commission Monday. insto ad
of Wednesday, as advocated by Sir
John Bradbury, the British member
is interpreted in official circles, as
meaning that the French Govern
mcnt proposes to take action at an
early date and that as soon as the
Preparations Commission has handed
down its decision regarding coal de-
liveries the French will move into
Essen.
After that the French Government
might be willing to discuss matters
With the Germans. should the latter
express such a desire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Fear Man Fatally
Hurt on IceRink

At South End rink yesterday after
noon Phillip Martin, aged "a, of Sher
win street, fell on the ice and was
struck in the head with the end Of &
stick by one of the other skaters. He
was taken from the rink in an uncon
scious condition and it was feared last
evening that his skull was fractured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Joint League Meet
Today to Fight Out
Schedule Tangle

Atlantic City. n. j.. Jan. Neither
Ban johnson, president of the Ameri-
can League, nor John A. H eydler
leader of the National League, would
discuss the baseball schedule tangle
tonight. The joint committee of the
major leagues, which is assembled
here to thresh out the playing sched-
ule for 1928, did not meet today and
the magnates spent the day sight
seeing
The committee will meet again to-
morrow morning when the schedule
puzzle is expected to be solved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
WATERYILLE

Danito Paplafski was arrested Sat.
day by Deputy Joseph Roderick on
complaint Of Adolph Krof, who all
leges that on the 2nd of December
he was assaulted. The prisoner was
arraigned before Judge Charles w.
Atchley of the Waterville municipal
court, and the hearing set for Nom
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. He
was placed under IS bonds and Sc
curly was furnished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Hagen and kitkwood Winners

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 7-Walter
Hagen and Joe Kirkwood defeated
Gene Sarazen and Jock Hutchinson,
one up on the Del Paso Country
club links here today, in what was
declared to be one of the most SEN
sational finishes ever made il a &C.
hole best ball match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Belgian Troops
TO Help French in
OCCUPATION of Ruhr

Brussels, Jan. 7.-(By A. Po-
Two Belgian divisions will assist
seven French divisions in the occu-
patton of Essen and the Ruhr dis
trict, says LIE Soir this evening. 1t
adds it has reliable information that
an arrangement to this effect has
already been made between the
French and Belgian delegates.
The Council and Ministers today
unanimously approved the Belgian
delegations attitude at the Paris
conference, after statements had
been made by Premier Theunis and
Foreign Minister Jaspar. The coun-
Gil discussed also measures for the
execution of the French plan agreed
upon at Paris.
Paris, Jan. 6.-(By A. P.)-Oficials
of the French Foreign Office say
they cannot comment on the Brussels
report respecting the reinforcement
of "seven French divisions" for the
occupation of German territory. by
two Belgian divisions. Nothing wat
ever of the arrangements between
the Belgian, Italian and French dele
gates after the departure of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Dates Named for
Rowing Regattas

New York, Jan. Z - Columbia
Princeton and Pennsylvania varsity
crews will compete in their annual
Childs' cup regatta on April % over
the Schuykill river course at Phila-
delphla, it was announced tonight.
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology and Columbia will meet over
the Harlem river course here Nav 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
COLBY COLLEGE
Mcintosh to Visit Colby Frat

Bruce Fl. Mcintosh, of Indianapolis,
lid, National Administrative Secre-
! tary of the lambda Chi Alpha frat
crnlty, will arrive in Wateryille
some this morning to visit the Colby
chapter Of that fraternity. Mr.. Nc
lntosh is making his visit to the
Colby chapter before he had intend ed
| because of the disastrous fire which
the organization suffered early in
December. He will assist the various
committees on rebuilding and reor-
ganlzation of the chapter during his
stay of two days in this city.
After leaving Colby on Tuesday
night, he will journey to the Univer-
sity of Maine to visit the chapter OF
the fraternity there. Mr.. McIntocl,
IS making a complete tour of the
sixty chapters of the fraternity from
the Pacific to the Atlantic and from
Maine to Texas, as a part of his
work.
Thomas r. Cook of the class of
1922 was acaller on college friends
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Mr.. Cook is teaching in the Ashland
| high school.
! The annual Chi Gamma Theta
dance of the woman's division of
| Colby college was held at Foss hall
on Saturday afternoon with an at
tendance of thirty couples. The hall
was attractively decorated with the
class and sorority banners and dane
ing was enjoyed from two until five
| o'clock to the music. of the college
orchestra.
| The patrons and patronesses were
President and Mrs. Arthur j. Roberts,
Pr ofessor and Mrs. Carl j. Weber,
Dean Nettie, M. Runnals, Miss Mil
dred Wright and Miss Van Norman.
The general committee consisted
OF Rosalind Cummings, '25. chairman,
Wlnona Knowlton, '25, and Josephine
Warburton, '25.
A special meeting of the lambda
| Chi Alpha fraternity was held at tn,
home of Professor Herbert Newman
| or. West street, Friday night, to con-
slider the plans for a new fraternity
house to be built on the site of the
Quilted building in North college.
, Harold Dubord, 20, chairman of the
! building committee submitted some
preliminary drawings which had been
worked upon by the members of the
committee and which were referred
to q local architect to draft into plans.
Another special meeting was called
for to be held in the American Legion
hall on Silver street, Monday evening
! at 7.30, at which Bruce H. Mcintosh,
National Administrative Secretary
will preside and form definite plans
! for the future of the chapter. The
American Legion has offered the or
ganization the use of the hall until
their new house is done.
The new hockey rink in the rear of
the college gymnasium will be pre-
pared for the use of the team early
this week. 1t will be necessary to
| scrape the ice which has naturally
formed in the rink from the melting
snow Of last week and then flood the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
SPORTING NOTES

Suzanne 1cnglen defeated Mrs.
satterthwaite of England in the IL
mails of the women's singles of the
cannes tennis tournament Saturday
at Cannes. She won in two sets. Ga.
G-o, but against stubborn opposition
such as she has seldom met. In the
first set. with the English woman
leading at four games to two, Mile
Lenglen looked like a loser. Her
rlav had become ragged and seemed
TO lack confidence and accuracy.
Fullv 200 people braved the swirl
ing snow storm Saturday afternoon
and lined the upper cmbankment of
the Western Promenade. Portland
10 waieh various members of the
Portland Ski Club perform on the
long runners. Still other hundreds
were spread across the broad field
bordering on st. John street. and as
one after another of the nerNy ski
lists swept down the high chute, eth
er to leap skilfully and successfully
20 to 60 feet out in the air and land
upright on the steep ombankment. or
to meet with catastrophe and roll
and tumble their way to the foot of
the incline, the crowd thrilled to the
sight and momcntarilE forgot the
falling snow and the chill winds.
The Bates College hockey team,
champions of the state, pry off the
lid rext Wednesday afternoon. when
the Colby seNtet comes to Lewiston
for the first game OF the state series.
what the result will he in order to
get line on the GarneIs prospects
for the coming season.
Jimmy Dundee lost the light
weight boxing championship of Mex
leo Friday night to Mcrci Monies of
San Antonio in the 11st round of
their bout at Mexico City, when he
was sent down for the count by
blow to the jaw.
The men tore each other inces-
sanity but were comparatively fresh
when they answered the bell for the
final round. The fight was the first
openair affair of the kind ever
staged here at night, and was held
IN bull ring before crowd of more
than 1000 persons.
Storrs. Contradiction of Martin
j. O'Ncill Of New Britain as captain
Ct the Connecticut agricultural COL
Ige football team was announced to-
cay. lie plays tackle.
Arrangements were completed
sunday afternoon for the IoWiOin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Alvin M. Souie

Alvin NJ. Soule, who made his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Buzzell of this town oleo very sud
denly Saturday morning, neing found
in bed by member of the family
whS went to call him. He has lived
in Pittsfield for the pas, three years
coming here from Etra where he had
always lived. He was well and high
~ respected citizen of that town hav-
ing served on the board Of selectmen
and hccn prominent in town affairs
His age was 70 years.
He is survived by TWO daughters.
Mrs. Scott Johnson ana Mrs. Lizzie
Buzzell of Pittsficld, by son, Ever
cit So,le of NEWPORT ana by a sister
Mrs. Maria Soule a lacy who will he
% years old in April and who makes
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Buzzell
The funeral will he held from the
BuZzell home Monday morning at {?
o'clock and Rev. George NJ. oJnes or
Ftna will oniciatc. The remains
will be taken to Etna FOR intcrment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08

for their annual business meeting,
Tuesday evening. Jan. 9 at 7:3O in
the Ladies Parlor Of the church. Re
freshments will be serveo. \ large
attendance is desired.
The ladies of the w. r. c. will hold
their installation Of officers at G.. a.
II. Hall, Wednesday afternoon at ,
o'clock. Mrs. Lottie Files. past
president will be the installing Off
Ger. All members are ucSed to be
present. \ dinner will pc served a:
noon,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08

The new hockey rink in the rear Of
the college gymnasium will be pre-
pared for the use of the team early
this week. 1t will be necessary to
scrape the ice which has naturally
formed in the rink from the melting
snow of last week and then flood the
Enclosure with an even surface.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08

Arrangements were completed
sunday afternoon For the BowUoir
coiicSe and Lewiston hockey teams
." play the game postponed from
'''uFday on account of the storm
next saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08

Stors. Conn.-F.lcction of Martin
j. O'Ncill of New Britain rs captain
81 the Connecticut agricultural COL
ltse football team was announced to-
day. lie plays tackle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-01
Con motive del prOblema del
trafcO,es possible que surja un
conaictO entire Ia Administra-
ei6n MpaI. de San Juan y las
autoridades policiacas
"El captain BIancO, nj nadie mas,
que no sea la AsambIea Mpal. de
aqui, tiene dereChO a diciar reglas
para regular el trdfcO'', dice el
LcdO. Ramirez SantibaIez

Ell problema del trafco de San
Jpan contin1a preocupando las au-
toridades locales, de San Juan, las
cuales estan hacienda toda clase de
gestiones, a fin de resolver ell pavo-
roso conficto de la mejor manera
possible en- benefcio general de nues-
ira comunidad.
La nueva ordenanza regulando ell
trafco de la ciudad esta aun pen
diente de aprobaci6n ante la Asam-
blea Municipal, siendo casi SECURE
que Ell referido organismo Sc reuna
la pr6xima semana imparta su
aprobaci6n definitiva la misma, la
cual entrara en- vigor, inmediata-
mente.
Aver por la mafana un reporter
nuestro conferencio sobre estos par
ticuiares con ell Lcdo. Ramirez San
tibanez, Presidente de la Asamblea
Municipal de San Juan, y el distin-
guido funcionario nos diio, entire
otras cosas, que estaba ancioso de
que la repetida ordenanza Sc apro-
bara para que asi fuera la Admins
TRACTION Municipal de esta ciudad, la
Gnica que interviniera en- la regula-
rizaci6n del trafco p6blico, confor-
me le pertenece por ministerio de la
Ley.
Las palabras del digno Presidente
Municipal nos pareci6 que contenfan
a{go entire Hneas, por 10 que hubi-
mos de preguntarle sobre la inten-
ci6n de las mismas, 81 era que el
no tenfa Inconvenience en- hacer al
Reporter partfcipe de sis IDEAS.
Nuestro informante nos diio, en-
tonces, que ell captain Blanco, arro-
gandose atribuciones que solo COM
(Continta en- la p&g. %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-01
mo encuentro persona alguna q. pue-
da sustittiir al Lcdo. PARA Cap6 CO.
mo alcalde de Ponce: Jose r. Gelpl
LOS PARTIDOS Sc DISPONEN
A SUSPENDER SUS ACTIVE
DADES INTERIM HACE SUS
TRABAJOS LA COMISION QUE
IRA A WASHINGTON
LAS INSCRIPCIONES ELECTORAL
LES NO DARAN CoMIENzo HAsTA
Ell MES DE MARIO DEL ANo
ENTRANTE

Cuando hace algunos dfas Sc reu-
MO la Junta Central del Partido
Unionista dimos cuenta de que uno
de los acuerdos adoptados por ell pre-
citado ORGANISING habia sido el de
suspender por ahora toda actividad
politica. En- igual sentido Sc nos ha-
bfan expresado algunos lideres loca-
les pertenecientes al Partido Repu-
blicano, quienes Sc lamentaban de
cue debido a la actitud asumida por
algunos unionistas que habian dado
comienzo a la celebration de m1tines
en- Santurce y otros barrios de esta
capital los iban obligar a empezar
la campana electoral con tanto ITEM
po de anticipation. Tambien hemos
sido informados de que ell Partido
Socialista ha tornado tambien ell
acuerdo de no precipitar los aconte-
cimientos dejando para mas tarde
Ia iniciaci6n de la campaiia eIecto-
raj venidera.
Hemos tenido conocimiento de que
la principal causa de esta medida
adoptada, puede decirse que por una
nimidad .por los diferentes partidos
poIiticos de Ia isla Sc -dceDe al hecho
de que es ell deseo general esperar
los resultados de la Comision poll
(Contin1a en- la pagina ~