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Evening Star, Issue 20592, 18 September 1930, Page 9

The now member of a southern Borough Council felt very proud of himself, and nodded amicably at any passer-by whom he thought he bad seen before. “ Excuse me, sir,” responded one man to whom ho had given a particularly affable bow, “ but I think I saw your likeness in the papers.” “Er—yes, my photograph has been rather prominent lately,” gushed the new member, “ I thought 1 could tell your face again,” continued the other. “And, do you know, I’vo tried that very same medicine for my rheumatism, and it hasn’t cured mo.”