Other POTLATCH GLEE CLUB PLAYS TO BIG CROWD Potlatch—On Saturday afternoon at three o'clock and again on Monday evening the girls' glee club of the Potlatch high school gave the operatic, "In the Garden of the Shah" to crowded houses. The music and dances were under the direction of Miss Christen; dramatic, Miss McKenna; scenery, Arnold Johnson; accompanist, Marjorie Hirsch, of the class of 1921, very kindly consented to take part. Ted Harding, an American engineer, and delighted guests, who were present. The program included a solo by Mrs. Hirsch, a solo by Mrs. Hirsch, and a solo by Mrs. Hirsch. Special mention should be made of the splendid act and the singing of the POTLATCH on the piano. The Potlatch orchestra, in a manner truly had a great weakness in the Potlatch, which was a great success. Space does not permit of individual mention, the show deserves, but, as a whole, it was a very worthy performance and reflects much credit on the members of the faculty in charge and the school. Mrs. Henry Smith and children have been instrumental in the performance.  Returned from an extended visit with relatives in St. Louis, Mo. of Memorial Favors Bank Guaranty would affect Federal Reserve Banks—New Bills Introduced in Senate. 