Judge — February 17, 1923 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page shows a sketch titled "Beyond the Three-Mile Limit," appearing to depict a man in 18th-century dress gesturing expressively. The "three-mile limit" refers to U.S. territorial waters—the satirical title suggests the figure is operating outside American legal jurisdiction. Without additional context or caption text visible on the page, the specific identity and political meaning remain unclear. The sketch's style and formal dress suggest this may reference a historical or contemporary political figure engaged in illicit activity beyond American authority—possibly relating to smuggling, privateering, or diplomatic intrigue during a period when this phrase held particular significance. The actual satirical point requires additional information not fully visible here.