Judge — November 23, 1918 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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# Analysis of "Another Cause for Thanksgiving" This political cartoon depicts a naval officer (labeled "Annapolis") and a military officer at West Point standing guard over a fallen, robed female figure representing America or Liberty. The caption reads "Honor Where Honor Is Due: To Our Youthful Leaders!" The satire appears to commemorate military leadership during a period of national crisis—likely World War I era, given the uniform styles and patriotic tone. The cartoon praises the nation's young military academy graduates (from Annapolis Naval Academy and West Point Military Academy) as saviors protecting the nation during turbulent times. The fallen, prostrate figure suggests America faced serious threat or hardship that these "youthful leaders" helped overcome, warranting Thanksgiving gratitude for their service and leadership.