The Holly chieftain., 1919-11-27
Enthusiastic Called Meet.
ini Monday Night.
EXTEND MORAL SUPPORT
TO AVIATION ENfERPRIsE
Committee Of Five Volunteer to Go
Out and Sell 5000. Worth Of Air
Line Co.'S Stock to Build Hangar
and Machine shop.

mercial Club Monday night to en-.
terrain proposal of the Holly Air
Line transportation company rela.
tive to its permanent location and
the building of hangar, ma
chine shop and other buildings
and equipment in Holly, the Com
mercisl Club by unanimous vote
extended to the company its hearty
and enthusiastic moral support.
and ut the suggestion of John Dun
can q committee of five men was Sc
lected to solicit the sale of 5000
worth Of the company's capital
stock in the promotion of this
promising new local enterprise.
Immediately following the calling
to order of the club by President
A. NJ. Dicks, Aviator George Puflea
of the Air Line company addressed
the club and read to the club the
text of the cOmpany'S forthcoming
prospectus now in the hands Of
The Chieftain's job department in
the process Of printing. This pros
pectus will be ready for distribu.
tiOn to prospective investors as
soon as it can be gotten out.
This prospectus gives general
outline of what the Air Line COM
pany proposes to do in the way of
permanent establishment in Holly.
In brief this proposed program In
elldes the imInediate erection Of
. 3phne hangar on M. u. DeWalfs
farm Q mile east OF Holly; the In
9stallstiOn of an adequate machine
shop for the repair of the c0mpanys
own planes as well as those PASS
ing through Holly; the purchase OF
q 3-passenger airplane with l5O-
horst power motor and capable OF
q speed of 50 to 100 miles per hour,
and later the building of q factory
for the manufacture of aerOplanes
and parts for the cOmpany's own
use and for sale.
In addition to these improvements
the company will establish first
class aviation field and open its
school OF aviation for which more
than dozen applications for entry
have already been received by the
secretary Of the company.
After q brief and frank discussion
Of the enterprise by Ray r. Brown,
president Of the company, follow.
ing Aviator Pudea's address, the
club passed the following resolu-
tion which was unanimously adopt
ed:
RESOLUTION
Whereas, The Holly Air Line
Transportation Company, q,
corporation organized under
laws of the state of Colorado,
and whose officers are cOmpOs-
ed of Holly business men and
= citizens, and
Whereas, the said Holly Air
Line transportation Company
proposes to establish an avia- .
tion field and school of avia-
tion at Holly; to purchase and
operate passenger-carrying
and express airplane service to
and from Holly throughout
the country, and as soon as
practicable to establish fac
tory in Holly for the manufac-
ture Of airplanes and airplane
parts both for its own use and
for sale to the passenger air
plane trade, here, be it
Resolved, That the Holly
Commercial Club does hereby
endorse the Holly Airline Trans
pOrtation Company and its ef-
forts to establish this new en-
terprise in Holly, and the club
heartily extends its earnest
moral support and heartily
recommends the company, its
objects and purposes as highly
worthy the consideration of the
investing public.
Following the passage of the
resolution, at the suggestion OF
John Duncan, President Dicks OF
the club asked for volunteers as
members of committee of five to
secure 100 persons in Holly and VI
cinity who would subscribe for
$50 each of the capital stock OF the
Holly Air Line TRANSPORTATION Com
pany, or a total Of $4,000 worth OF
stock, this money to be paid by the
subscribers for the stock at once
and held in escrow in the Holly