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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19

This is significant: Lately there
has been Il decrease in the number OF
Pennsylvania railroad stockholders.
Other large corporations report a sim
liar experience.
This means that a lot Of small in
vestors have been selling out at gen.
crous profits during recent months.
Who has been buying? You don't
suppose for a moment, do you. that
such wealthy and longheadcd investors
as Morgan, Baker, the Rockefellers.
Baruch. etc. are accommodating stocks
mt this late stage of the bull market!
The evidences are that pool manipu.
lators have bccR obliged to hold the
bag for uncomfortably large amounts
of stock. Manifestly, some of the re.
cent spectacular advances in manipu
lated issues have been due solely to
buying By shorts.
am told that the insiders in one
autOmotivc company whose shares
have been sky-rockcting know the OK
act extent of the short account and
are in position to apply the screws
at will. Recollections of what hap.
pcncd in Stutz has kept them from
causing panic among those who
have placed their nccks in moose.
When powerful interests begin bat.
Ting. helpless outsiders should keep
ut Il safe distance.
When President Raymond of the
Clyde Steamship Company. first went
to Florida he was weakling weigh
ing only 100 pounds. Florida" he
told New York gathering the other
day, has given me back my health. ;"
His company is spending $4,000. 900
on its Florida service and will shortly
have two ships day on the Florida
route.
George L. Sebring went Mr.. Ray
mond one better: 81 was carried
into Florida on strctcher a genera
ton ago. am now &c aud feel like
kid. | owe il to the sunshine OF
Florida He didn't say so, but
Florida has yielded him something be.
sides his hcalth--a big fortune.
Governor Martin of Florida made
great hit by announcing that he
will reduce taxes 33 per cent next
year and will make the reduction 81
per cent the following year.
Florida has made money for those
who had money and is making money
for those who have money. But vic
Tins of the get-rich-quick mania who
are sending money to Florida or 20.
ing to Florida to buy lots in the OK
pcctation Of resclling them overnight
Mt dazzling profit win by.and BY
discover that you get nothing for
nothing in the world. Brains. effor;
and foresight have yielded many for.
tunes in Florida; but blind specu.a-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
WOMEN GASSED,
POLICE SEEK
MANIAC
Scent Of Lilacs Floods
Housewife When She
Answers Doorbell.
By Universal Service.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Thrce women
are recovering today from a gas at
tack in the vcstibulc Of their apart
ment building.
Authorities are seeking n maniac.
1t was his second attack.
Mrs. Cyril McCombs, wife Of a po-
lice officer, occupying one of the flats
answered the door bell. When she
entered the ycstibule she detected the
scent of lilacs. then fell unconscious.
1t was war gas.
Mrs. George Bowling. her neighbor
living across the hall, heard Mrs. Nc
Coombs fall and rushed TO aid her.
She. too, was overcome.
Mrs. Lisle Alyord. another neigh
Dor, came, and she, also, went down
under the gas fumes.
Mr.. McCoombS, returning home,
found the women. He was able TO
withstand the gas and carried them to
safety.
No motive could be given for the
strange attack. Mrs. McCoombs said
a man had entered the vestibule sew
cral times during the last few weeks,
rung the bell and disappeared.
Four weeks ago Mrs. McCoombs
responded to a ring of the bell and
was overcome by gas fumes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Ten School Teams Will
Clash for Honors at
Dallas Fair.
: i Antonio First 4:

y AHtonlo firSt.
W,,h national and battalion colors
swapping in the breeze the crack COM
pany of San Antonio's r. O. r. C.
Of the public schoC will march upon
the drill field at the Dallas Fair
Friday. They march to uphold the
dignity and prestige Of keeping San
Antonio First"
In natty uniforms and cleaning
buttons, with swinging step and
cadence of regulars. they will drill
before critical United States Army
officers il an cndenvor to bring back
to the Alamo City the coveted trophy
for the best drilled r. o. T. c. com
pany in the state.
Entering the list against them will
be five companies from the Dallas
High Schools. one from Fort Worth,
Allen Academy, North Texas Agri-
cultural College and the Texas Mill
tary College. The prizes will be n
silver loving cup, now held by one
of the Dallas companies, and a
scholar ip to the Dallas II. o. II. G..
summer camp in Mineral Wells. The
pIlsVH VIII W uNuTucu inc WINNING
company by Colonel J. f. Preston,
chicf-of-staff of the Eighth Corps
Area.
The company. under the command
Of Captain Harry May. First Leutcn.
ant Ruben Albaugh. Second Lieuten-
ants Agnew Denison and Gilbert
Pfeiffer, will leave San Antonio for
Dallas. Thursday. in special ears
over the NJ. X. and T. railway. Ac-
companying the troops will be Major
Harry :. Adams, professor of mill
tary science and tactics, Major b. j..
Reilly, commandment of cadets at
Breckenridge High School. First
Lieutenant j. Il. Hill, commandant
Of cadets at Main Avenue High
School. Superintendent Marshall
Johnston of the public schools. Prin-
cipal Frank :. oakley of Main Ave-
nue. High School. Major John X.
Weber, commander of Alamo Post
No. /. American Legion and First
Sergeant Jerry O'Dcll, drillmastcr of
the company.
Tuesday the company will give an
exhibition drill at I y. IN. ON Alamo
Plaza, before Mayor John Tobin. Sat.
urday they ~cve drill on Schwab
kield between halves of the football
game between Main Avenue and Hous
ton Central High Schools.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
ARMY FLIERS' NEW
UNIFORMS WILL BE
SNAPPY AND COMFY

Official specifications for the new
roll collar uniform for air service
officers. have finally reached local
flying fields.
The new uniform will have a sin
gle breasted roll collar sack coat of
olive drab a.d double breasted roll
collar ovcrcoat.
Soft russell leather form-fitting
boots laced up the entire front, are
authorized for footwear. and overseas
caps with curtain, with piping of
ultra.marine blue with golden orange
threads around the edge of the apron, :
may be worn in place Of the regular
service cap.
Wearing of golf stockings is also
authorized.
Insignia will be embroidered in bull
lion with wings and propeller for Of
ficers and wings for enlisted pilots.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Clancy Stars
in Palace Film

Wildly incarnating the narrowing
experiences and descriptions of the
author, CASTOR Leroux. The Phantom
Of the Opera" is mysterious. wonder
full and breath-taking in its magnitude
and Palace audiences are high in
their praise Of Lon Chancy's latest
masterpiece.
After viewing the immense spectacle
with its marvellous settings in both
size and beauty. there is little reason
TO doubt the producers claim of hav-
ing spent two years in the actual
filming of the picture.
Two of the most imposing settings
are the reproduction of the famous
Paris opera house and the interior
staircase to withstand stampede of
5000 persons.
The story deals with mysterious
parsonage who haunts the underground
passages of the opera house. This
person is remarkably talented in music
but possesses c face so horrible that
none can look upon it. In love with
member of the opera company he
trains her until she cxccls the diva.
Because she is not rewarded on the
merits Of her ability the phantom
brings about terrible deeds in such
ghostly manner that the DOpulace
arms to capture him. The climax is
thrilling and exciting.
Lon Clancy is above his usual
standard as the phantom. He is sup
ported by Mary Philbin as the girl,
and Norman Kerry as her sweetheart.
More than 5000 persons take part in
the film.
Don Felice and his Palace orchestra
have prepared a special musical score
to accompany the picture. March
Slave" furnishes the overture while
II Miss NV Swiss" is the fox trot.
Martha Louise Maggard. Terry Ter
hume and five attractive misses feat
urc in 4 ballet prologue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Rialto Features
Stephen Benet Story

THE Necessary Evil film YER
sion Of Stephen Vincent Benct's novel,
"Uriah'S' Son." is the Rialto theatre
feature picture. Ben Lyons and Viola
Dana star.
The photoplay deals with lad who
inherits n dissOlutc trend of thought
and action from a father who deserted
his wife and babe.
Frank Mayo. Gladys Brockwcll.
Mary Thurman. Thomas Holding aud
Bctty Jewel are others prominent in
the cast. Many Of the settings are
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
NATIONALLY SOUGHT
SUSPECT SUFFERING
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-CPl-John W.
Weidimeir. who was arrested here a.
week ago when found in company with
Mrs. Leonard Hoffman, pretty wife
of a Chicago fur dealer. was lying i'll
of nervous prostration somewhere in
st. Louis" today. Mrs. Hoffman's
father. II. F. Towns. a st. Louisian,
verified this rumor. saying:
Its only natural that man
charged with violating the Mann Act
and later informed he is wanted In sew
cral cities of the United States. Cana
da and Europe on charges OF robbery.
conducting confidence games and
breaking paroles. should be nervous. y
This, police said. explained his fail
urc to appear last Friday at the hear
ing on his $1,000 fugitive from justice.
bond before Circuit Judge Miller.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Monsieur Beaucaire
Returns at Plaza

Playing a return engagement at the
Plaza theatre. the feature picture,
Monster Beaucaire" is proving itself
more popular than at its first record
showing several months ago. Many
it again. The picture stars Rudolph
VALENTINO, supported by Bebe Daniels,
Lois Wilson and Lowell Sherman.
Wednesday and Thursday 1.-THE
Fast Set" William DeMille's gay
story of New York society, will be
shown. Empty Hands" with Jack
Holt and Norma Shearer, will show
Friday and Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
SMALL INVESTORS SELLING
OUT AT GENEROUS PROFIT
BY B. c. FORBES

ton is little EG-iy 10 reap anything
but loss and sorrow.
Investigate before you invest.
The Louisiana Oystcrmen's Associa-
ton. with headquarters in New Or
leans, is to spend 100000 in news.
paper advertising.
The spirit Of enterprise is yibrat-
ing all through the South.
incidentally. the South has Just
attained its first S100.000,000 bank,
the Canal-Commercial Trust and Saw
ings Bank of New Orleans.
The state of Washington is now en-
joying its best times since 1921. The
lumber industry, after depression, has
become active. Japan, dormant for
six months, is calling for large
amounts of Puget Sound lumber.
Washington this year will produce
one-fifth Of all the commercial apples
in the United States. and prices are
mounting. Building permits in Seattle
last month broke all records. All the
money in the United States is not go.
ing to Florida. One New York finn
has invested S7.000.O00 in buying M
numerous properties in and around
Seattle. In 1890 Seattle had 1900
people. It's latest estimate for the
metropolitan area is 1000.
Don't forget that there is still on
unsettled coal strike. Apart from
this. and apart from Wall Street. bus
mess is moving along briskly but
sancly.
Copyright. 1925 by r. c. Forbes)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Musical Comedy
RepieN at Royal

One of the best musical comedy
reviews shown at the Royal Theater
is being offered this week in bill as
sembled and arranged by V. f. Siner,
The review is titled Midnight in
Chinatown" and is full of comedy and
color.
The comic character of the review is
played by Sam Mylie, Siner doing a
blackface part.
Buck Jones stars in the feature pic
turc. Hearts and Spurs" wild West
thriller filmed from the novel, "The
Outlaw"
One of the most entertaining fea-
lures of the bill is the overture and
accompaniment furnished by the Roy
al Syncopators.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
CUSTOMS OFFICERS
RAID TEOUILA CAMP

Tcquil0 and whiskey, destined for
interior towns of Texas. was destroy
cd by five customs officers after they
had routed several men from a boot
leg camp near Rio Grande City, ac-
cording TO reports received Monday
by Ed. Cotulla, deputy collector of
customs here.
Discovering q well-worn horse path
about 80 miles from Rio Graudc City,
the officers followed it for II miles.
As they came upon the camp several
men fled.
Carefully stacked up and partly
concealed by brush, the officers found
Al bottles of LIQUOR, the report states.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
HIS BLUES VANISH
WHEN PHONOGRAPH
RECORDS STOLEN

Tom Sifeuntcs, 1915 Hidalgo street,
is without the "blueS."
Simple enough. detectives say. since
three burglars in an automobile stole
20 monograph records.
j. Gorris. 116 Grayson street, and
f. f. Betz. 405 IL Main avenue,
still are enjoying their photograph
records but
Gorris is mourning the loss of so
in cash and silk dress while Betz is
one shirt. n sweater and an over
coat short after SUNDAY burglaries.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
DEPORT SIX ALIENS
FROM WEST COAST

Six aliens being dcported from the
West Coast are due 10 arrive in San
Antonio Monday night according 10
c. X. Schafcr, of the immigration
service.
They will remain in San Antonio
overnight cr route TO New Orleans
and New York under the escort Of
L. NJ. Kline. Three are Canadians.
one Syrian, one Niearaugan and one
English
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
AUTOMOBILES
Auto MISUNDERSTANDING
Legal Notices
s2.O5o.0o0.00
BEXAR COUNTY
TEXAS.


VARIOUS BONDS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed proposals addressed to the Hon
orable Augustus McCloskey will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until the hour
OF IL o'clock a. m. on Wednesday,
OCTOBER IS. 1925,
for the purchase OF the following bonds
3i,40o. 0OO.00-f% per cent 40-year se'
rial Courthouse and jail Bonds, matur'
Ing on April 10. annually as follows;
$4,000. 00-i9:7 and 1928.
$50. 900. 00-i929 to 1888, inclusive.
S35, OOG. 00-i940 to 1919. inclusive.
$4,000. 00-is50 to 1859, inclusive.
f45 900. 00-19.60 to 1865. inclusive.
rial bridge bonds. maturing on April 10,
annually as follows:
$4,000. 00--l92T to 1881. inclusive.
s.0OO.oO-i93e to 1851. inclusive.
t25. 900. 0O-I96e to 1865. inclusive.
s50.00o.O0-4k per cent i0-year Juve-
nile Home bonds. maturing on April 10.
annually ms follows:
si0OO.Oo-1927 TO 1855. Inclusive.
s2o00.00-i956 to 1861, inclusive.
$4,000. 00--l965
ALL BONDS ARE OF THE DENOMi
NATION or 100000
and both principal and serl-annual in
teres: are payable at the Seaboard Ma
iiona; bank of New York. New York
The county will furnish to the success
full bidder. without cost. a complete
transcript OF the issues. the approval o.
tho attorney general of the state Of
Texas4 ano the approval Of the Honor
able john g. Thomson OF New York
New York. and the printed bonds.
said bonds VIII not be sold for lesS
than par and accrued interest TO the
date OF payment by the purchaser. Bid
dsrs viii be required TO submit their
scaled Lids on form which will. DO fur
nished - them by the county. Bidding
blanks. r"fether with a financial state
mert q the county. will be furnished
by the Undersigned upon request. Bid
ders will 10 required to furnish GER
titled or cashiers check in the amount
OF . per cent Of the bonds bid upon:
sail check icing made payable to the
order /sf Augustus McCloskey. county
Judge
The county o, Bexar reserves the RICH;
to accept or reject any or oil bids.
The assessed values of Bexnr county.
Texaa. for the year 1925 are sl31.645. 900
The total tondeH debt Of the county. in.
Guiding the issue hid upon, Is $5.a6t5O0.
Tho total Rmoult of the sinking fund on
October I, 1875, was t7s3. GO6f1 The es-
minated populh'lcu of Bexar county Is
100000. TcTther Information may he
furnished on application TO the under
signed
W. 6. KENDALL.
County Auditor. Dcxar County. Texas.
fSNl1A
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
COMEDY VIES WITH DRAMA
AT THEATERS THIS WEEK

fantastic and peculiar to he locale of
thc film. the South American scenes
being particularly effective. Scenes
depicting gay life of New York and
Europe also are well done.
Another Of Harry c. .Wittwer's
Pace Maker" series also is on the
Rialto program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Pound Notice

Taken up on or about October 8. 1926,
In Alamo Heights. three black and white
shoat pigs all males. II not redeemed
will he sold at auction at 3 a. m. We'd
nesday. October 2lst at city pound near
Alamo Heights water plRnt) TO highest
bidder Tor cash
PAUL @. VILLARET
Attest; City Marshal.
w. II. HUME. City Clerk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
CHARTERS GRANTED

AUSTIN. oct. l9.-tR-Chartered
WesteX oil Company. Amarillo: cap
ltal stock. 100000. Incorporators: J.
Ray, Toney Chisum, c. NJ. Humphreys.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
BANKRUPTCY SALE

OF Jewelry. etc, and Fixtures Of
Max Krone. Bankrupt.
on Wednesday. October 81. 1925. a. 10
a. M. on the premises ut lo3h West
Houston street. San Antonio. Texas. ]
will offer for sale at public auction.
free Of all liens. for cash to the highest
bidder In bulk or In lots or parcels. sub
Ject TO confirmation 10y the referee In
bankruptcy all the stock Of tcwelry.
clocks. etc. valued at about si2.99o.S2.
and also all fixtures valued at approxi-
mately si09G.s5 belonging to the above
estate. Prospective purchasers must de-
post cashiers or certified check for $500
before bidding. stock and inventory may
be Inspected upon application to
". COPPARD. Trustee.
Ga Alamo National Bank Bldg.
San AnInnln- TnNAs
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
The Weather
TEMPERATURES
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
San Antonio and vicinity; Monday
night and Tuesday, mostly fair: colder
Monday night; lowest temperature 80 to
&c degrees; moderate to fresh northeast
winds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. Oct 19.-Bar silver. 331.d
per ounce.
Money. al per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills. 39t per
cent. three months bills. az o. 1916 per
cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19

Film productions Of immensely aud
educational value at the Palace and
Majestic reign supreme in San Al.
tonic motion picture circles Will the
Empire. Princess and Eialto carry
the lighter and more amusins come
dies for the entertainment Of show
patrons this week.
In addition to 5hc Iron Horse. g
super Fox production ut tho Males
tic. Il good vaudeville bill hca:lincd
by Jean Sothern, character Songster
and composer is playing for a weeks
stand.
THE Phantom of tine Orcra." NJ
the Palace is heavy drama tcatur-
ing Lon CLANCY considered one Of the
most famous charact. n sectors.
REBE AT PRINCESS.
Bebc Daniels in y comedy drama,
comes into her own Mt the Princess.
For the first time in many months
Miss Daniels is cast III a picture thas
fits her style OF acting. She is star
ring in Lovers in Q1arartiuc.'
The Necessary Evil" film Yer.
sion of Stephen Vincent Benet' 5
"Uriah's Son. holds sway ut rho
Rialto. 1t embraces soma excellent
photography of South American and
Gay New York life. Ben Lyon and
Viola Dana star.
'BEAUCAIRE" BACK.
An extraordinary musical attraction
offered by Jimmy Bassetts orchestra
adds TO the film attraction. Hes n
Prince featuring Raymond Griffith
ut the Empire.
Monsieur Beaucairc." here for 4
second run at the Plaza. is proving
exceedingly popular. 1t is an excel
lent picture featuring Rudolph Valnn.
tino, Bebe Daniels, Lois Wilson and
Lowell Sherman.
At the Royal, Midnight in China
town." r musical comedy review ar
ranged by V. f. Siner. received III.
stamp of approval of musical comedy
fans Sunday. Song and dance num-
bers won the applause OF thH audi
ences.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
LEGISLATURA DE
LOS ESTADOS
entidads

Sujetas solo a las imitactones .
restricciones que les imponen Ia
Constitution Federal las de sus
pz opios Estados, las legislatures de
estos gozan de amplias facultades
para crear corporaciones y deterni
rar y prescribir la forma de incorpo-
raci6n y funcionamiento, asi como
tambien los fines para los que pue-
/ dan constituirse estas asociaciones.
En- muchos Estados exsten retric-
clones constituencies relatvas a La
concession de franquicias corporate
vas. En- algunos, por ejemplo, SO pro-
hibe las Legislatures pasar leyes
cspeciales creando corporaciones, eN
giendose que estas Sc constituyan
bajo una ley estatuto general
general act - En- otros SO re-
quiere ell voto de las dos terceras
parties de cada camara para que Sc
paeda adoptar validamente una ley
de incorporation. La forna usual de
incorporation es bajo leyes genera
les, como la que rige en- Puerto Rico.
La disposition constitutional que
prohibe legislaci6n especial corpora.
tiva en- muchos Estados no impdde,
sin embargo, que validamente Sc
adopten leyes concediendo faculta-
des adicionales a detsrminadas
corporaciones existentes va
constituidas, aunque 81 impide
one pueda enmendarse una fran
Qulcia cooperative en- tai for
ma cue resulte una corporation dis
tinta de la original. Como va Sc ha
dicho, EN- los Estados Unidos y en-
Puerto Rico la legislature no puede
delegar la facultad de crear corpo-
raciones. Puede, sin embargo, dispo-
l.cr que ciertos funcionarios ejerzan
determinadas funciones ministerial
les en- relaci6n con la formac6n de
torporaciones como, por ejemplo, re-
cibir archivar las clausulas de in
corporation, expedir certificados y
Icencias, etc. Cuando, en- perjuicic
de personals interesadas, tales fun
cionarios rehrsen Embellishments
cumplir con estas disposiciones lie Ia
! ley, puede obligarseles ejercer esa:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
APLINTES SOBRE La LEY DE C0RPO-
RACIONES DE PUERTO RICO
Antonio Gonz Lam UnOerd Puerto Rico

mencionada corporation BE conOcerA
con el nonbre de ttBanco Tnsular
de Puerto Ricc''.
El Articulo proyee que "ada-
mas de las facultades Fundamental
les como persona juridica que sc con
fieren por las LEXEs GENERA
LES DE CoRPoRAcIoNEs DE P.
r., el banoo tendra determinados
fines y poderss" que Sc especifi-
can en- la Ley. Con esta clausula So
incorporation dicha ley especial
todas las disposiciones aplicables o
coInpatibles de la Ley de Corpora.
clones Privadas de 1911, sigwendo
asf Ia doctrina de que las faculta-
des obligaciones que Sc adhieren
a una corporation por mencton es-
pecifica en- la ley especial de su
constitution, son susceptibles de adj
Cl6n mediante Ia simple referencia,
en- el estatuto especial (como en- es-
te caso), una 'aey general" de
corporaciones. (vease IA CORPUS
JURIS, pag. 1oe, Sec. 90 y IA A
CORPUS JURIs, pag, 25s, Sec.
2oss),
Las Leyes de un Estado o Terrific
rio no pueden tener efecto extra
territorial. Por consigutente, la crea-
ci6n de una corporation en- rln lEsta-
do Terrttorto no le da derecho q
que Sc lie reconozca como tai fuera
de los limites de la region en- que
fl6 Incorporate, y no puedcn las le-
aislaturas de dos mas Estados
crear por legislacicn concrrre7lte
una corporation que pueda conside-
rarse como Ia MIsMA entidpd ju-
ridica en- esos Estadoa. Resultarfan
en- tai case tantas personas jurldtcas
como incorpora clones Sc 1levaren 4
Ctecto. Sin embargo, como explica-
rerhos mas adelante, este no impide
que una corporation pueda v&lida-
u.ente realizar negocios en- territorio
e6trafo.