San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14

No. Mrs. Nola S. Landers of Okla
homa City, doesn't ride in the big
trucks to answer the fire calls in her
city, even if she is assistant fire
marshal.
She teaches fire prevention in the
public schools. She is the only woman
fire marshal in the United States and
under her direction the children OF
Oklahoma City are rapidly beginning
TO help keep down fire losses.
Mrs. Landers takes an important
part in the convention program and IS
enjoying herself in San Antonio,
When the convention goes 10 Mata-
moras Wednesday for the bullfight,
Mrs. Landers will go along and ex-
poets 10 occupy a ringside seat.
Claude Daty, assistant commission
or Of insurance Of Arkansas, of Rog-
ers. Ark. was favorably impressed
with the Alamo City. Its my first
trip here, but it won't be my last,
declared Mr.. Duty.
Richard j. Muir. vice president OF
the Pacific Mutual Insurance Com.
pany, admits that San Antonio is
real up and coming place, and pre-
sented his compliments to the city
as Native Son, hsiling from Los
Angeles.
S. c. Kennedy Of Dallas, manager
of the Automobile Theft Bureau, was
on hand TO greet his friends.
II. s. Nollen, president of Equitable
Life Insurance Company from Des
Moines. Iowa, is delighted with the
growth Of insurance companies in
Texas. Mr.. Nollen feels like pioneer
in the insurance business for his COM
pany went to Des Moines with the
first railroad in 1857.
1t was the first visit TO San An
tonic for Win Moore OF Salem, Ore
gon, insurance commissioner In that
state, but he says 1t won't be the
last.
Among the delegation from Okla
homa was John Carroll. chief assist
ant fire. marshal of Oklahoma City.
L. r. Webster Of Omaha. an asso-
ciate member. is in attendance at the
fire marshals meeting.
Topeka. Kan, sent c. ". Coffman,
state fire marshal of the state, to the
convention.
W. A. Scott. deputy insurance COM
missioner from Raleigh, n. c.. says it
has been so long since they had any
bad fires in that section of the coun-
try that he came to the convention 20
see if anybody else had as good rec
ord.
j. A. Tracy Of Des Moines.
Iowa's state fire marshal, Is back
in San Antonio after an absence of
II years, and is surprised at the
enormous growth OF the city.
W. z. Green Of Yoakum. manager
of the Southern Lloyds and Guaranty
Lloyds. is at the convention in San
Antonio. where he says a great deal
Of his business is anyway.
R. T. Stuart Of Oklahoma City.
president of the Mid-Continental Life
Insurance Company, is a booster for
San Antonio and the Valley. He has
large holdings in the Rio Grande Val
lev and entertains many Of his friends
on hunting expeditions.
Colonel Joseph Button. insur.
ance commissioner of Virginia, is
here from Richmond. He is the
chief Of PemunIy Tribe. a fun
making organization Of the insur-
ance association. Heap big doin's
are in store for the delegates, IL you
can count on some OF the prelimin-
airy monkey shines.
William Leslie Of New York City,
general manager OF the national coun-
Gil Of compensation insurance. is high
ly impressed with the hospitality of
the city and is enjoying himself in
Sunny San Antonio.
A. A. Ohlin Of Houston. assistant
manager Of the Lumbermen's Recipro-
cal Association and Of the workmen's
compensation insurance. is enthusiast
ic over the program and the cordial
entertainment OF the delegates.
San Antonio Of all the many cities
in Texas which ne has visited is the
one in which be would like 10 live,