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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, July 28th, 1920"

ABEL HERMANT in _Le Temps_, "will
teach more correct behaviour than six months' lessons from a certified
professor of etiquette." Opinion among the smart set is divided as to
whether he means Covent Garden Theatre or Covent Garden Market.
* * *
The Bolshevists in Petrograd are finding a difficulty in the appointment of
a public executioner. This is just the chance for a man who wants a nice
steady job.
* * *
On looking up our diary we find that the MAD MULLAH is just about due to be
killed again. We wonder if anything is being done in the matter.
* * *
A German merchant is anxious to get into touch with a big stamp-dealer in
this country. Our feeling is that the POSTMASTER-GENERAL is the man he
wants.
* * *
We are asked to deny the rumour that Sir PHILIP SASSOON has been appointed
touring manager to the Peace Conference.
* * *
A Newbury man has succeeded in breeding pink-coated tame rats. It is said
that the Prohibitionists hope to exterminate these, as they did the green
ones.
* * *
A blunder of thirty million pounds in the estimates for British operations
in Russia is revealed in a White Paper.


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