Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 37, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 February 1919 — CARAVELS LAND AGAIN. [ARTICLE]

CARAVELS LAND AGAIN.

The Santa Maria, flagship of Columlbus, reached Port Good Time on schedule last night. The Pinta, manned by the good old salt, Ed Lane, pulled in shortly after but a storm arose before the Nina, the third caravel of the fleet, headed in and Capt. James E. Walter had great difficulty in making the port. 1 Finally, however, he succeeded in reaching the breakwaters and came in with. smOoth sailing about 10 o’clock. The occasion was an open meeting at the K. of C. hall. The friends and ladies of the knights were invited to spend The evening, which was pleasantly passed with games, music and speaking. Later in the evening the Christian Moth, er society served luncheon. A special feature of the evening was a mock meeting of the knights. This part of the program was in the hands of Ed Lane, and, as is always the case when Ed is in command, this stunt went over big If you don’t believe it ask anv of the ladies who were present. The entertainment was held in the parochial school hall. . ■