Judge — July 7, 1923 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon shows a well-dressed traveler with luggage marked "SPECIAL" boarding a train bound for "The West," carrying what appears to be a large suitcase or trunk. The caption "One Up, Two To Go!" suggests this is the first of three planned westward journeys or departures. The satire likely comments on late 19th/early 20th-century western migration or emigration trends—possibly mocking a specific public figure or type of person relocating westward. The "special" luggage and deliberate phrasing about multiple trips implies either: - Someone repeatedly attempting western ventures - A satirical commentary on commercial or social movements westward - Possibly immigration or relocation patterns of the era Without additional context about the specific issue of *Judge* magazine, the exact target of ridicule remains unclear, though the implication is that multiple such departures are anticipated.