Arizona republican., 1914-03-14
Annual Meeting is Brought to Close With the Election of c. D. Hon. odle of Akron, Ohio, as President
ASSOCIATION IN
 GOOD CONDITION
New Officers Are Pledged to Better and More Eff cient Service Both to Employers and to Public Generally
Especial to The Republican,

Especial to The Republican,
 WILLIAM, Ariz., March 13-The International Association of Ticket Agents concluded their eighteenth annual meeting at the Grand Canyon today, having elected the following officers for the ensuing year: c. D. Honodle of Akron, Ohio, president; w. F. J. Burton of Chicago, w. s. J. Hutchinson of Pittsburg, Pa, H. c. Colbart of Memphis, Tenn, first, second and third presidents; J. H. Sterlin of Pittsburg, Pa, secre- tary, and Elwood Ramsay of Phila- delphia, Pa, treasurer.
 The affairs of the association, ac- cording to the reports of the off cers are in a flourishing condition and the new officers are pledged to an aggressive campaign of education of it's members, having in mind bet ter and more efficient service to their employers and also better and more intelligent service to the public the ultimate consumer, -to-speak, and who is most vitally interested.
 
 F. E. Shellaberger, general agent of the passenger department of the Santa Fe railroad. of Pittsburg. Pa. and have received entertainment en- route at Santa Fe, the capital of Arizona's sister state where an au- tomobie trip was given to all points of interest in that vicinity.
 At Albuquerque an Indian dance was given for their entertainment. The party is loud in their praise of the hospitality of the Fl TOvar at the Grand Canyon. MT. Fred Harvey joined Manager Brant and wife in assisting the ticket men in having what the association members claim to have been their most interesting session and elaborate entertainment.
 The next meeting of the associa- ton will be held in San Francisco in the fall of 1915.
 The ladies of the party are voicing sentiment against a practical Joker whom they have not located, but who caused much consternation among them at an impromptu card party held last evening, when after several blasts upon a police whistle, an officer with much artillery in evidence closed all the exits to the room in which the card party was being held and made a talk upon the sin of card playing and sev- erences of the Arizona law thereon, and proceeded to place the entire party under arrest. -1 The hotel manager was appealed to by two escaping guests who made their way to the hotel office. The officer ordered Boniface Brant to keep his hands off, when some one on the inside gave the snap away. Some of the players had little interest in the play the balance of the evening.
 General Agent Goldsworthy of Phoe- nix, met the party at the Canyon for the purpose of extending the board of trades invitation of the hospitality of the city of Phoenix to the ticket men,
 A list of the names of the members of the party follow: H. s. Dare and wife, Pittsburg, Pa; W. I. Barron and wife, Havre De Grace Md; F. J. Bur ton and wife. Miss Helen Burton, Chi cago; o. w. Bruney. Martins Ferry. Ohio: J. C. Buchanan, Thorndale, Pa; F. P. Barron and wife, Angie, La; w. B. Conard and wife, Philadelphia: J. H. Cornell, Cresson, Pa; W. w. Car penter and wife, Escondido, Calif.; H. G. Coltart and wife, Memphis, Tenn; w. K Gloves and wife New Kensing- ton, Pa: M. A. Desmond, Devan, Pa; w P. Davis and wife, Jenkintown, Pa; Edwin Davis, Jenkintown, Pa; c. M. Doll, Elk Doll and wife, Elkins Park. Pa; J. B. Arazier, Beaver Falls, Pa; M. J Fitzgerald, Gloucester, N. J.; w. c. Feehley and wife and Miss Calysta Feehley, Elton, Md; w. E. Frackleton. 1 Jackson, Mich.; K G. Good, Minevale. i Pa; G. J. Higgins and wife. Miss Mar garet and MT John Higgins, Shamo- kin, Pa; S. J. Hutchison and wife. | Pittsburg, Pa; K. H. Hitchins, Frost (COntinuad on Pape Tbrael