Judge — May 27, 1922 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a simple joke cartoon rather than political satire. The illustration shows a woman in a garden or wooded setting who has discovered a four-leaf clover—traditionally considered a lucky charm in Western folklore. She excitedly addresses someone named Walton about her find. The humor likely relies on situational irony or wordplay typical of Judge magazine's light comedy style, though the specific joke is unclear from the image alone. Without additional context about "Walton" or contemporary references, the cartoon appears to be gentle domestic humor aimed at the magazine's middle-class readership. The artwork is credited to Orson Lowell (or "Orsos Lowe" per OCR).