Arizona republican., 1920-04-29
IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE IN PERSONNEL
 OF NATIONAL BANK

MESA, April 29.-Important changes in the personnel of the First National Bank of Mesa were made at a meeting of the board of directors this week with the appointment of l.. H. Van Spanckeren as cashier and W. F. Walters. formerly cashier. as second vice president Mir. Walters, it Is planned, will continue with the active management of the institution
 Greatly increased business in the First National bank has brought about many changes in it's personnel indications of continued prosperity in the valley, point to the fact that the end is not yet in sight.
 Mir. Walters. who has been cashier of the First National for more than three years. by appointment of the directors is now second vice president and will continue the directing of the institutions banking business, follow ing his return from two weeks va- cation in California, for which point he left last evening.
 The promotion of MT. Van Spanck- eren to cashier leaves his former po- sition at the head of the Mesa Savings Bank and Trust company open. No announcement as to who will take charge there has been made.
 Repairs at Auditorium
 More than one thousand dollars are to be spent within the next week or 10 days on repairs at the Latter Day Saints auditorium on West Main street. Minor repairs to the interior of the building have already been made and workmen yesterday started alter ations and improvements on the yard. The old wire fence in front of the building is being removed and a grass lawn and cement side wall will fill in the front yard Various other changes and improvements are outlined for the auditorium between now and fall
 Death of Goodyear Man
 w. F. Watson, ana employe of the Southwest Cotton cofnpany at Good year passed away at his home in that town early yesterday morning follow ing short illness from influenza and pneumonia The remains were yester- day brought to Mesa and funeral ser vices will be conducted this afternoon at o'clock from the Gibbons under taking parlors.
 In Chautauqua Today
 This morning marks the first of the forenoon numbers on the Ellison White Chautauqua course in Mesa. The program includes a lecture by the chautauqua director and will be fol- lowed in the afternoon with a popular concert by the Royal Welsh Lady Singers and the Junior chautauqua. In the evening the Royal Welsh Ladies will appear as a prelude to be fol- lOWeu Wilil d pOpuidT ieCluTos SOCIAL Redemption" by Chas. H. Poole, q member of the parliament of New Zealand.
 In FiImdom Today
 Maurice Tourneur's special feature "The White Heather will be pre- scented as a feature attraction at the Majestic today. At the Orpheum will be The House of Intrigue" featuring Peggy May. Mignon Anderson and Donald Mcdonald.
 Five Cases Smallpox
 Reports received by the local au- thorities yesterday stated that five cases of smallpox were at Mormon Flats. on the Apache Trail, and that the patients were unable to make their way to the valley. So far as is known a lone family of Mexicans resides at the Flats, pr. J. F. Drane, local county health. left for the scene last evening.
 Going to Hot Springs
 w. F. Walters of the First National Bank, pr. w. c. Denson of Every bodys Drug store and Jack Frazier left last evening for the Murrietta Hot Springs in southern California. They expect to pass several weeks there.