Judge — September 25, 1920 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This drawing by Waiter De Maris depicts an interior scene with architectural elements (arches, a fountain) and three figures in formal dress. The dialogue references someone in uniform and knitted socks, suggesting a military or wartime context. The caption dialogue—"But you must care for me! Surely you remember how you knitted socks for me all the time I was in uniform?" and "Oh, yes! But darning them is quite a different matter"—appears to be romantic or domestic satire, likely commenting on post-war relationships or the shift from wartime domestic support to peacetime obligations. Without additional context about the specific issue date, the exact identities of the figures remain unclear, though the uniform reference suggests this relates to a wartime period in American history.