Bandana Flirtation Rules

Folilinjf the b.indana means: "Lend me a tjiiurter." Mopping the brow with It before two friends ask tor "tliree beers." Driwing il through the rijflit liaml 8ys: "Noihing from Indiana." Tylnjf a loóse knot in it sixnifles: "Come over and have somelhing.'' Waving it to a friend on the next corniT asks: "Got au extra cigar in your pocket lo-day " Wrapping it around the wrist means : '"What ilid your wife say Iaat uiglit when j'on got home?1' Missing the pocket and lettine it fall uinoticed to tlie Tttüad saya: "No, (bic) hanks, no inotv tii-day." Drawinu M slowly throu?h tlie left ind iiKiiirc3: "Will you ui'-et arouud the corner in tive minutes?" Give the handkerchief a quick, jerky nap with the right hand, and yon &y: "Can you let me have a 'V' till Saturlav?" Letting it dansrle from a coat tuil nickel signilies: '-Wc m walchcd. The )olioe are outo us. Teil the bayi toeoinc up the other street." Lettiu; it droj) upon the ldawalk, faling upon it, and lying in Uut position nitil picked up and carried home, indieites: "Favorable reporta from doublfu I