Judge — November 25, 1922 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a single illustration titled "Service Stripes," drawn by Angus MacDonall for *Judge* magazine. The image depicts four young boys or soldiers in military uniforms standing outdoors against a backdrop of dense foliage. Based on the title "Service Stripes"—which refers to insignia earned through military service—this likely satirizes child soldiers or the militarization of youth, a concern during wartime periods. The contrast between the boys' youth and their military dress suggests social commentary on early or inappropriate military recruitment or training of children. The specific historical context remains unclear without additional publication information, but the satire appears to critique involving minors in military service.