aveler aveler tie of ;d the0 use ysteni every finest from iNa-lifica-Penn-:o its1 the pre-Lib-rt on 5,000 On sions gone ?rom and re-may :pose :cus-terlyTESUni-irianSer-of hold :ter-, at son, day, om-the ; don 5ter | uiit his iess arsMRS. PAUL LAWRENCE DUNBARPROMINENT SPEAKER' )ne of the speakers engaged for the Community Welfare Club tent meetings is Mrs. Paul Lawrence Dunbar, the date of the meeting will be Monday, August 2, at 8 P. M. Mrs. Dunbar is a woman of rare ability, in whom the race can take great pride, she is a much sought after public speaker. This meeting will be open to any white friends wtio may wish to attend, admission is free. I he following article appeared u the Lansdowne News, July 23:Mrs. Paul Laurence Dunbar, wife : of the celebrated poet. She is herself1 in author. One of her books, “Masterpieces of Negro Eloquence,’’ is tole found in every good library. Sheis a most versatile person, for she adds to her literary talents a marked ability as a lecturer and teacher.As a teacher her success is attested by her popularity. At the Howard High School in Wilmington, where she teaches English, the most recent graduating class presented her with a loving cup.1 he record of her achievements would presuppose years of experience. However, Mrs Dunbar is a youthful looking person and possessed of a charming manner and a delightfully modulated voice. A rare treat is in store for those who will hear her at any of the numerous public meetings which have been booked for her during her stay in Delaware County.-’a coi field distri answI.—Newsscln h elude Fit olten $1.30to a last stay for'-ooEstef 1 outliePori11001the sar ; nob! Nort centl Swai joy t andHOI