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Evening star., 1925-10-04
Deatbs.

'Aha FiSsy Gsises5 HoRAt ls5sA e r.
h1band Of bzze Ward Vars Bailey and father
|. pai Church " 11tR han and G Gt s,s. ne. e.'
beloved f1 husband - Of Lena ' Bah all tnee Zee s So,
aEd s W. FpRs5si sre sE9m his
Monday afternoon at . O'Clock. Interment
at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
BORST. Saturday. October 3. 1925. at home
BORST. Funeral from WriFht's chapel
1927 10th st. NV. Monday. October :. at
CAMPBELL. Saturday. October 3, 1925. at
Thomas RreTne. 2si OH s. ne. ELIZA
4:So pm. % fnterment ntGD at Mayville. eD 4. i. "
CARROLL: FRIDAY morning October 2. 1925.
SoHS caRRoL1 axe aFea sesee5 IS sears = BELOVED
hpfoane Of The late late Ellen Car
o1. n0PaE Rss,es 1s.oss ssa tais fH1;es
De ias %klh Il As s4aasn p J. wEhEY FEerE fGtesfE ht
Of lGsi Kenyon ~ 81 nv beloved hT:nsba
snce N, De veile. devoted ssteptather Of
HSS from ana sne!SE llu%eE nr5
and ina Bsrry yioT1e 1aae fSss
Williams. pastor. Monday. October 8. At
pm. Relatives ard friends invited.
The golden gates few open.
Gods gentle voice said. Come
And with farewells unspoken.
ne calmly eh'ereo THE The FAMILY. >.
2s'3o; s2 aAhifb4 i AkFon e.
ment at Winchester. Va. Tuesday. October
PF,AFF, Friday October .. 1925. JOHN. I've,
year. - Funeral '' from M his s'l, parents resi-
dence. 2505 Burns st. Sc. Monday. octo-
her ;. at = pm Relatives and friends ds in.
terry. A. 81
RICHARDS: Saturday, October 3. 1925; o a,
B:. beloved husband Of Elizsbeth Mary
Enisconai Ea5ni chnFch. a. asrd 'r and Z" wash!nston
Circle NV. Monday. October 5. at pm.
1nterment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
husband Of Marraret Sullivan .tnee John,
day octoher ifT at h am feee thenee to St
Martins Church. where mass will be sung
No. 433, Knights of Columbus are advised
Xanday oetossr from E at b. Te'asnSs shs
to St. Martins Church. where requiem
%Hn %fsf I'll b + sHns srT e Grand Knight.
WALTER I. PLANT Financial Secretary.
Pa. Mrs. HSSiE TMoMAS wife q the
ehspe 81 ohn WrTht Co.. 1857 % 10th
st. NV. Monday. October 5. | nm. Inter,
ment at Arlington National Cemetery. A
PARK PARK as laaa the home SGr E hiE sA
ha1es and as Gads Ws,he Noce 81
funeral later.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
9n M tnorian1.

my des aunt sFle4s 0Ti e eo Who
October 4. 1917.
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one gone to rest.
And those who think of her today
HER sSSii DAs sEPHE% Eisfd Sf' ~Ss1strER
my dear mother. ELIZABETH BERRY
who denarted ad this life 10 years ago. octo-
70 70. that land OF peace and rest.
God has taken you dear .nn. mother
TRUDE 3. r ToPP.
sacTsd 70 ,he %smo5y Go q 9'sd wI
Ssssbes VSf d SSaq \ STifE 6yck kevs%Ss5 5%SsoS
June 49, 1907.
One by one their seats s are empty
To place called heaven.
Far far away.
sui ley = DoDsoN D3 on AND FAMILY,
GILIEM. In loving but sad remembrance o.
:. 1888. and October =. 1908. respectively
kGxsA hpGGsfa psssrR and ASb ,spfmes5sdR fReHSRp
GIovANNITTI srib%e eo;sd Of loys 0"tto to shG thS
grandmother LUCIA NJ GIOVANN1TTI.
who departed this life seven years aso.
October f. 1918.
There is face so dear miss.
Still is the voice we loved.
God will keep her safe with HIM
Until meet some dav above:
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. CAROLINE
GIOvANNITTI AND N1ECEs. EDITH
AND ANGELINE.
HARRIS In loving remembrance OF my dear
mother SUSIE HARRIS. who left me six
years ago today. October 4. 1919.
Sweet to remember her who once wac here.
. Though absent to me sh<. 3 inst "a dear:
The midnight stars snine on tlr- krave
or the one / loved hut could not save.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. CELEs-
TINA GREEN.
HARRIS, In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear mother. SUSIE HARRIS. who
Cied six years ago today. October 4. 1910
Oh dear mother. how We miss you.
You were loving and kind:
In all my troubles and sorrOws
Comfort in you could find.
KELLEY. In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear child. JOSEPHINE KELLEY. who
departed this life seven years ago today.
October 4.
I stood beside your bedside
And watched your life depart.
And when they said that you vero ooA6.
It almost broke my heart.
May her soul rest in peace. An1oo,
HER DEAR MOTHER. ROSIE KELLEY. .
Evening star., 1925-10-04
CHARLES S. YOUNG,
Bi0GRAPHER, DIES
Author of Work on Life of Clara
Barton, Red Cross Founder,
Succumbs in Boston.

Charles Sumner Young. the biogra-
pher of Clara Barton, died yesterday
in Boston, according to word received
here. Mr.. Young had gone to Boston
several years ago, where ne organized
the National First Aid Association as
q memorial to Clara Barton. founder
Of the American Red Cross. He was
the author of the Life Of Clara Bar
ton." which he published to mark the
centennial Of the birth of the famous
Civil War nurse. Two years ago. in
cooperation with the American Tree
Association, he began d campaign for
| memorial tree planting in honor of
Clara Barton through all the Grand
Army of the Republic posts and the
Women's Relief Corps organiza tlons
in the United States.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles and Mrs. John
A. Logan. both of whom have since
died, planted a memorial tree for Miss
Barton at Glen Echo three years ago.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
WEDDED-QUEEN CITY
Attorney Calvin Coolidge Becomes a
Benedict - Bride Miss Grace A.
Goodhue of Burlington, VI.

Attorney CalEin Coolidge of this
city and Miss Grace A. Goodhue of
Burlington, VI, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. G0dhue. We're married at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon. at the
home of the brides parents. on 312
Maple st. The officiating clergyman n
was Rev. DIR. Edward Hungerford.
pastor of the First Congregational
Church of the Queen City.
The ceremony was quietly per
formed IN the presence of only few
immediate relatives. There was no best
man, no maid of honor. The groom
was accompanied from this city by DR..
A. II. Mccormick. Among the guests
were Con. and Mrs. John c. Coolidge of
Plymouth. VT, father and mother Of
the groom.
The couple left Burlington at 4:40
on a short wedding tour. Their per-
manent residence in Northampton has
not yet been determined.
The bride is graduate OF the Uni
verSity of Vermont. at Burlington. and
for three years past until the close Of
the school year last year had been a
teacher in the Clarke School Of the
Deaf, on Round Hill, this city. The
groom is one of the best-known young
lawyers of Northampton and has been
prominent in Republican politics for
quite a number of years.
In 1899 he was member of the
Lower Council from Ward 2 and was
a candidate for the presidency of that
body.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Ignored in Will, Woman Sues.

Because Minnie Fischer failed to re-
member her In her will, Emma Watts
has filed suit in the District Supreme
Court to recover 81 ,l40 from Thomas
S. Sergeon and Emile Crawford, ex-
ecutors of the will of Minnie Fischer,
for services she says We're rendered
the dead woman. Attorney Chandal
Mackey appears for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

the fateful words, You. Calvin, take
this woman =" The bridegroom s
lips were moving, but the assembly
heard nothing distinctly. In a few
minutes the ceremony was over and
all waited to see the bridegroom kiss
Evening star., 1925-10-04
ASK BULLFIGHT PERMITS
Greek Capitalists Likely to Be Re-
fused by Government.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, October 3.-Greek
capitalists have petitioned the gov
ernment for permission to introduce
bull fighting into the Hellenic re-
public.
The advocates of this scheme point
out that no risk will be run by the
toreadorS as the horns of the bulls
will be covered with special india rub
ber contraptionS. 1t seems unlikely
that the Greek government will ac-
cede to this request. despite the
money.making possibilities of the
scheme
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Hotel Inn
Phone Main 8lOS-SIO9
6O4.6lO 9th St. NV.

81 rooms SO weekly: S1O.5O rooms. So:
S14 with toilet, shower anG lavatory. SO:
3 in rouu so 20 more. Rooms like Mothers
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre1u /. Coodhue
announce the marriage Of
their daughter,
Grace Anne,
80 Mr.. Caluin Coolidge,
on Wednesday, the 4h OF October,
Nineteen hundred and fire,
Burlington, Vermont.

courtship, to the effect that he asked
Mr. Goodhue for his daughters hand
before asking the daughter herself. Is
not true, according to Mrs. Lowell.
This story has it that young Coolidge,
on his first visit to the Goodhue home,
nonchala antly informed Mr.. Goodhue
that he was going to marry his daugh-
ter Grace, and that when the father
asked what Grace had to say about it
the Suitor explained that he hadn't
asked her yet.
1t is reported that the young North
ampton attorney was not what one
would call a precipitate lover. as far
as courting goes, but when their troth
finally was plighted he wanted the
wedding to take place as soon as pos
sible. The engagement period covered
three months. it is said.
Trip to Omaha.
President and Mrs. Coolidge no
doubt will reflect upon all the forego-
ing incidents during their journey to
Omaha, recalling particularly the
thrilling trip to Montreal just 20
years ago today.
President Coolidge will be in Omaha
about 10 hours. arriving Tuesday
morning after breakfast and leaving
for Washington before dinner in the
evening. The Presidents special train
will travel by way of Cincinnati and
ST. Louis on both trips.
On their arrival in the convention
city President and Mrs. Coolidge will
first go to the home Of Walter Head to
rest before going to the convention
auditorium The President is sched
uled to begin speaking at 1890 o'clock
later attending a luncheon at the
Omaha Club and in the afternoon re.
viewing the annual parade Of legion
naires.
Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge will be accom-
panied on the trip by Secretary San.
ders. Mrs. James A. Drain, wife of the
national commander of the American
Legion: Maj Gen. Lejeune, comman
dant Of the Marine Corps; Col. S. A
Cheney and Capt. Adolphus Andrews,
White House aides; Maj. James F
Coupal, the Presidents physician, and
f. c. Geisser. his stenographer.
The President will be back at the
White House Thursday morning.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

BRIEF CASE. brown: near Wallis cafe Fri
day night: reward. North 1921. Apt. 316.
BROOCH. gold set with topazes and pearls
Friday morning: reward. 40S Brighton apart
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Caros of Tbanks.

CARROLL. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our relatives
and friends for the acts of kindness shown
father and brother. JAMES W. CARROLL.
CARROLL FAMILY.
MOORE. Mr.. and Mrs John w Moore wish
to express their sincere thanks and appre-
citation to their neghbors relatives and
many friends for their kindness express
sions of sympathy and beautiful floral trib-
utes at the death Of their son. JOHN WAL
TER MOORE, Jr. A.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

CAT. gray. tiger male: wore collar with bell.
| Narelman. American University campus.
| r5 .
Evening star., 1925-10-04
LOST.

BRACELET. gold: initiated. IN. P. b.: re.
ward. Telephone Columbia IO450.
BRACELET. black ribbon with Holy Cross
College seal on it: Wednesday afternoon in
Lansburghs or Kanns. Phone Adams
43l3-W Reward
Evening star., 1925-10-04
R&A. PNov0

E~~.VV
Upper left: Lawyer Calvin Coolidge
Of Northampton, Mass, taken about
the time of his marriage to Miss Grace
Anne Goodhue October 4, 1905.
Upper right: Miss Anne GoOdhue of
Burlington, VT. as she looked at the
time of her marriage to Lawyer Cool
idge.
Lower: The Coolidge home at North.
established their first home after their
marriage and where Mrs. Andrew 1.
Coolidge, the mother Of Mrs. Coolidge,
now lives.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

BIRTH. MARRIAGE. DEATH. IN
MEMORIAM notices and LOST
AND FOUND may be inserted up to
IL o'clock noon. day Of issue.
except for Saturday and Sunday.
These announcements may be In
serted up to 1890 am. for Sat-
urday Star. and up to IL p.m.
Saturday for Sunday Star.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29
FINES o PROPOSITOS
DE LA CORPORACION.

Los fines que una corporation
puede dedicarse deben aparecer Ia
cita expTesadamente autorlzados
por la ley baiO la cual Sc organize.
En- Puerto Rico ell artfculO . de Ia
ley de corporaciones priyadas dis
pore Los fines prop0sitos de las
corporaciones que Sc cOnstituyan
con arreglo este c0digo podran
ser: Cd FL de establecimientos EN-
presas mercantileS industriales,
que operen Sc desenvuelvan, bajo
todas las formaS y-dentro de todaS
las combinaciones lfcitas que su-
gieran v permitan la inteligencia v
actividad humana, sin Otras limita-
clones. que las establecidaS por los
preceptos eStatutorios de los Es-
tadoS CnidOS V las leyes Gle Puerto
Rico: (2) FL de empresas de cons
trucciOneS de toda clase de Obras,
tantO de usO p1blicO como privadO." ?"
FL artfculO Seis de la ley original
dispOnfa que al otOrgar, recOnOcer,
etc, clausulas de incorporation
tires mas personals de plena ca
pacidad legal podran organizar una
corporation para cualquier fin fl
mes lfcitos. esa corporation podra
dediearSe a negOcios en- Puerto Rico
o en- los Estados Unidos en- cual-
quier pals extraniero. Y pOdra po-
seer, adquirir, hipotecar v traspa
sar bienes raices muebles, v tener
una mas oficinas fuera de la is
la de Puerto Rico, siempre que esas
facultadeS esten comprendidas en-
los fines mencionados en- ell certifi-
cado de incorporation diSpOni6n-
dose, sin embargo, que no sera Ii
citO Organizar bajO este capitulO
ningIin bancO o GAIA de ahOrTOs, asO-
ciaci6n de cOnstrucciOnes pr6sta-
mo eOmpaiiia de segurOS"; pero
al enmendarse este artfculo pOr la
Ley No. Al de 1912, Sc elimin0 este
"diSpOniendose".
Hay que nOtar aQuf que al con-
ceder Ia. Legislature de Puerto
Rico ampliOS poderes legislativOs, el
Congreso no ha hechO menci0n es-
pecffica, como en- ell case de otras
actas organicas territoriales, sObre
los fines para los cuales puedan cons
tituirse corporaciones, dejando asf
en- hbertad a nuestra Legislature
para determinar los prop6sitOs o
fines a que puedan dedicarse las
cOrporaciOnes que ella autorice ba-
io las leyeS especiales 0 generates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29
CREACI0N DE CORPORA.
CLONES pom IENES
ENPECtAl.Es

g. lnuF rsrs IN Ia setualidad el
usffods de eTvnF eorpoTaciones me-
aianie ieSes espaciales. estsbdo reS-
irlnslda esfa facuitad en- Ia mayo
ria ~ ios Estados poF prescription
sssnsiiincienal M CODgreso de los
E,iades rnid0s ha esiableeld0 iden-
tia ilnitasi6n para las Lesislstu-
Fas dF los TeFritOFi0s; pero esta
aisI.osiei6n no lareee haber sid0 ex-
ffnaida . Puerto Rico. I'm Ia erea-
sl6a ds eerTsoraeiones pOF leyes en-
lsn lalfs has rieuos requisites que
sa.a.rYar. ii Ia concession Dc Ia fran
qnisiu eorTs0rsfiVn "a CONDITIONAL. no
- eonsideFura efieaz hasfa que no
hasnn sido ,tlmpiidas las condieiO-
nfs suspehsixms l''e0nditions preee-
deal ls.ro ~ Ia leg erea ipso fae-
- IL corporation y espeeifiea las
eandigiones que mas tarde han de
runpiiFss. la inOlseryancia . incum
Elimienta o. esfas. 40 disuelye Ia
eufldad rreafa. siendo el 1nic0 re-
snilado ga tai easo que 81 EstadO
rsi,dr pro=seder contra Ia corpora
cl6u rara que ~ anuie Ia Tranquil.
fla raria cooperative. nos eosas
dsieu ooneuFrir = Ia ereacion de una
sprfornfiGn nisdiante una ley espe-
rialE al Ia conversion de- la earta
. fFaNauigia por Ia legislature y
tai - Hsspaei6n del priyilegio por
SEES lnfouogadores pudiendo ser In
aeslaaei6H expresa . taeita. I'm
ufras pslabFas. debe habeF una
a.ferin 5na aoepiaci6n de- la fran
auis-ls sssrTarutiVa, , mientras no
- rrnlire ia aeeptaci6n. Ia legis-
imtuFa Hnesie modifleaT Ia ofeT1a, es
aesiF IL rs espsfal eoncediendo
Il fruuaulsia. sin ysolar la disposi-
slan ssnsilinelenal de Ia constitu-
ei6n a. iss Ksiados unidosl que pro
hli.a = sp,rsaael6n d. leyes que afec
Geo - des1FaBan Ia efleacia de los
fsutratos. Tanshien ~ Fequiere que
"a "a - rnpeial ereando Ia COR
issrarl6n - s6lo este De- manifies-
- Is inirnsaGn legislative DE- crear
una corporation. sino tambien In
ratsgsaidu ndeeuada para realizar
ssr prui.isifo. Al ~ resolyi0 en- AN
raao - ia caFoilTa del Norte que
mna iFF qne aisgssnia ''se erea una
euilslad cooperative "a body eorpo-
fatr ana p.alitie" con franquicias
faeultndes eorTsoFaiivas ignales a
Is l-.selaas Hor "a North Carolina
RallFs,aA Comtany era heicetuosa
: lnefinaA ms expresandose en- In
IS Il ldeuiidad dei reeipiente de Ia
franaalsia f~fhe sraniee ,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29
gRNAClON DE CORPORA
ga0NEs P0K I.EHEs
asRNNRAt.kS

Ea easl iasis,s los F~iados de Ia
tnian esisien l'yes ErneTales para
"a rfrasahn ~ roFIofaeiones, siendo
esls a IsTssssiimienls laas corrlente
smrm rs rresel6n o. elias. La nnes-
ga. ane - hemos citmda. varias Se-
srs. sisue en lineas generales las
aei taulinenie > d. mnnera espe-
siai . l. a. New jersey.
f'usnao - arsanixa una corpora
sitn haia una los senernl. Ia fran
saalfSn eeEBsaraslEa. es des.iF, sn char
fsr . eaua consiiiniixn. consiste
g. fsr aispesirienes aplieahles de-
a sssnnlilsml6n qne rise en el Es-
gaaa q TerfiteTie en que ~ crea, las
gisfassisiones a. "a iey @ estatuto
ssmaal aa~ anioFika "a eNislencia
ss.n.a t.sr-ana inridiea. las qne d
ssan splirstirs "a efras ieyes. > sns
sasasalas d. incorporation. Esa
snFla charter asi iniegrada eae
a. lifnn haia n pF0tecci0n DC Ia
rssla eanslltntioaal que prohilae ID
snul1ss6a . gurbrantamiento DE- obj
- isszss sssnIrarfuairs por n accioE
isa4i@&ntAs@. sAeanlsr~ atie no ~ fs'~fr'
~ il ieEisiafura "a flrfes'lla de en'
eeaar . rfRsanF II franquicia col
lssfagltm. essno ~ preyee en nnestrs
~ - 'el@farl0nes. IN eual dis
Iss1e ~ "a AFt 3 '"foda corpora
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29
vALoR DEL TERRENO PRO
ELENA DEL TRAFICo

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico no va
entrar en- negociaciones que le
perjudiquen. Sabido. es que los te-
rrenos desecados de Puerta de Tie
IRA han subido en- precio de una
manera considerable, gracias la
carretera nueva que habra de atra-
vesarles, y que dara no POGO merito
las propiedades que junto ella
Sc encuentren.
/, Ademas, esta ahi Ell probfema del
trafico en- San Juan, que cada vez
Sc hace mas intense. Entonces, no
hay duda alguna, las artoridades
ordenaran que por 10 menos, la mi
tad del trafico Sc lleve cabo por
la carretera nueva, para desconges-
tionar la carretera central, donde
tantos academies ocurren. Aun mas,
las familias que viajan en- autom6.
vii a diario, preferiran la carretera
nueva, pues en- la misma queda eli
minada la pehgrosisima "Curva de
la Muerte'', de Miramar, donde tan
tos academies han ocurrido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29
APUNTESSOBRELALEYDEC COR
PORACIONES DE PUERTO RICO
COnerenca cuarto del LcdO Antonio GOnzdez LGmGs la Uni
Uersidad de Puerto Rico

Sc por toda persona nj en- cualquier
prOcedimientO. FL Estado puede in
tervenir apelando a un procedimien-
TO directo. QUO WARRANTO, ell
cual procedilniento, seg6n la Ley
de mario 10 de 1902. secci0n segun-
0a es APPLICABLE "cuando alguna aso-
eiaci6n nlmero de personals ac-
ttien en- Puerto Rico en- concepto de
corporation. sin eStar Incorporates
legalmente; cuando alguna cor
pOraci6n haga omita algo que
eQuivalga la renuncia perdida
de los derechos v privilegiOs que CO.
mo tai corporation lie corresponds" /"
PersOnas particulares no pueden pro
ceder nj directa nj indirectamente
contra la corporation para atacar
su valdez. exceptO en- case de que,
por no haberse cumplido los reQui-
sitos indispensables que la ley Sc
fala, no ha habido acto Waldo de
incorporation.
CuandO Sc han cumplido en- ciertO
modo estOs requisites v concurrien-
do ciertas circunstancias a que va
aludiremOs. surge una corporation
llamada de faetO, v ningdn particu-
lar puede atacar su valdez, cores
pOndiendo este derecho solo al Es-
tado. Ain sin cumplir los requiSi-
tos. puede impedirse a un tercero
atacar la valdez de la corporation,
81 tai persona ha realiZado negocios
con la agrupaci0n tratandOla CON
como 81 fuera una cor
poraci0n legalmente cOnstitufda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-29

si0n establecida con arreglo a las
dlspOsicioneS de esta ley pOdra ser
disuelta al arbitrio de la Asamblea
/ Legislative. la cual podra, tambi6n.
vOlnutad. alterar. suspender re-
tocar sns clansulas lie incorpora-
ci0n. O cualquiera adicioh o enmien
ala a las mismas. Cualquiera enmien
da ley derogatoria decretada por
Ia Asamblea Legislative Obligara a
las cOrpOraciOnes Organizadas bajO
esta Ley. Pero tai enmienda re-
vocaci0n no destruira iIi menoscaba-
ri ningun recurSo o remedio contra
dicha corporation sus oficiales
por cualqniera responsabilidad en-
que hubieren anteriormente incurri
do. Este tftulO v todas las enmien-
das al mismO. sc cOnsideraran parte
De Ia carta cOnstitutiva de toda cor
poraci6n tornado bajo 81. excepto
en- euAndo fueren inadecuadas o in
hplicables al Objeto de dicha cor
pOraci0n."
Se recOrdara que el Art 27 del
C0dlgo Civil dispone que la per-
sonalidad de Las entidades jurfdicas
menclonadas en- ese articulo, las
corI'oraeiOnes inclusiya, empieza
desde el instante mismO en- que, con
aFreglO a derecho, hubiesen queda-
do validamente eonstitufdas. Asi,
pues. la corporation Sc considefa
que existe desde el momentO en- que
queden otorgadas. reconOcidas v ar
chivadas las clausulas de incorpo-
raci6n Y hayan sidO cumplidos cua-
lesqniera otrOs requisites exigidos
p0r la ley. la de Puerto Rico con-
tiene en- su artfclIlO OchO las siguien
tek dispoSiciOnes Una vez suscri-
tas v reconOcidas ('executed and
acknowledge") las clausulas de in
corporation segIin 10 dispuesto arri-
ha. aFchivadas dichas clausulas de
incorporation en- la 0ficina del Sc
cretatiO de Puerto Rico, hecho ell
pagO de los derechOs de archivar
Que prescribe la ley Y expedida por
el Secretario de Puerto Rico, bajo
su selio. la certificaci6n de que di-
chss clausulas, conteniendo los de-
TALES exigidos por el precedente ar
tlculo quedan archivadas en- su
ofIcins empezsra Ia personalidad
iuridica de la corporation mepcio-
NADIA en dichas clausulas de incOr-
poraci6n. v, a paFtir de la fecha de
cal archiyo. constitnira persona ju
ridiea la corporation baio ell NOM
hre eOnsignado en- las eitadas clau-
sulas. snjeta. no obstante,' disolu-
ci0n seGtn 10 dispuestO en- otro lu-
gar de esta ley. Debe Observarse,
sin embargo. que la corporation no
empleza 4 actuar de manera pritc-
tica hasta despues de celebrada la
pFimera reunion, en- que sc eligen
los directories de la empresa. (Vea-
81 Art. 9, Ley de CorpOraciOnes Pri-
vadas de Puerto Rico).