Judge — May 11, 1918 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon by H.C. Greening depicts chaotic pandemonium as mail delivery causes celebratory mayhem. The central image shows a large mail sack or delivery vehicle surrounded by dozens of figures in various states of excitement—some running, fighting, celebrating, or reaching upward. The scene appears to satirize the desperation or intense anticipation surrounding mail delivery, possibly referencing soldiers receiving correspondence from home during wartime (suggested by the caption's emphasis on "home"). The bottom contains what appears to be a decorative footer with text reading "Craze! Geig!" (meaning unclear from OCR). The overall tone mocks how eagerly and chaotically people competed for their letters—depicting mail delivery as a madcap, almost violent event rather than routine correspondence.