A College For Lovers

Miss Lillian. Bell, who has won fame as au authoress, her last book being "A Little Sister of the Wilderness," is of the opinión tliat some one shoulcl found a eolleg-e for training men in love-making This is how she expressed herself in a recent interview: "I suggested once a kindergarten for the training1 of husbands. Now I -want to chiange that and have a college for lovers, with a post-graduate course for husbands. As it is now - well, almost any girl can do almost anything with a man. You know how easily one girl can rob another girl of her lover. He, poor, blind being, never suspeets it. A girl would knov in a minute if anothcx man was trying to win her from her lover. She has intuitions like antennae which teil her the very nature of every approach. But with a man it is different. He sees only 'a sympethetic soul' in the girl who leads him away by all the delibérate arts of vvhich she is mistress. But there! ome eau go on all day talking about these things. Everybody likes to talk about love. People ask me if I am not 'uplifted' by the success I have had, but I teil them it was not any great inspiration on my part. When I began to talk of love I had the ear of the world."