Judge — March 12, 1921 — page 1: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis This is the cover of *Judge* magazine from March 12, 1927. The illustration shows a cherubic infant with a bonnet, hand to mouth in a contemplative pose. The title reads "And His Name is Mike," referencing the caption "The Week of the Good Green Saint" at the top. This appears to be St. Patrick's Day–themed content (March 12 precedes March 17). "Mike" is a stereotypical Irish name, and the "Good Green Saint" alludes to St. Patrick. The infantilized depiction likely satirizes Irish-American culture or contemporary Irish immigration issues. The drawing is credited to artist Arthur Shultze. The magazine cost 15 cents. Without additional context articles, the specific satirical target remains somewhat unclear, though the ethnic caricature is evident.