Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 158, March 17, 1920 by Various
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that our contemporary might have put in a claim.
* * * * * [Illustration: THE FORGOTTEN CAUSE. MAN IN THE STREET. "WELL, IF THE OTHER ALLIES SAY SO TOO, THERE MUST BE SOMETHING IN IT. BUT _I_ ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD THE _GOVERNMENT_ WAS TO BLAME FOR EVERYTHING."] * * * * * ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT. _Monday, March 8th_.--I should hesitate to call Sir HAMAR GREENWOOD the _Pooh-Bah_ of the Ministry, though he has something of that worthy's sublime self-confidence and his capacity for taking any number of posts. The House, which knows him both as Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Secretary to the Overseas Trade Department of the Board of Trade, was surprised to hear him answering questions relating to the nascent oil-wells in the United Kingdom, and to learn that he had become "Minister for Petroleum Affairs." But there the likeness ceases to be exact. _Pooh Bah's_ interest was in palm-oil. [Illustration: CARRYING ON. MR. NEAL CADDIES FOR SIR ERIC GEDDES.] A few days ago the CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER facetiously compared |
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