UFO/Progressive Leaders
- E.C. Drury, 1919–1924
- Manning Doherty, 1924–1925
- William Edgar Raney, 1925-1927+
- John Giles Lethbridge, 1927–1929
- Harry Nixon, 1929–1934
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