Judge — November 5, 1921 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page features an illustration titled "FRANCE REVISITED" with a caption referencing "The Doughboy" being recognized "at the [location - text cut off]." The image shows a vintage racing automobile parked among tall trees in what appears to be a French landscape. The car has prominent headlights and spoked wheels characteristic of early 20th-century design. The term "Doughboy" refers to American soldiers, particularly those who served in World War I in France. This appears to be post-WWI satire about American servicemen returning to or revisiting France. However, the specific satirical point is unclear due to the OCR error in the caption and the image's ambiguous relationship to the title. The illustration's connection to the political commentary likely relates to American military presence or nostalgia, but the exact meaning remains uncertain without the complete caption text.