Judge — September 22, 1923 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This sketch depicts three men relaxing inside what appears to be a cave, bunker, or underground shelter. A ladder leans against the entrance. The title "Off Duty" suggests these are soldiers or workers taking a break from their responsibilities. The cartoon likely satirizes military or wartime conditions—possibly commenting on soldiers' leisure time during WWI (given Judge magazine's era) or their living conditions in trenches/dugouts. The cramped, dark underground setting contrasts humorously with the men's casual relaxation. Without additional context or visible identifying features, I cannot definitively determine which specific military campaign or historical moment this references, though the wartime leisure theme is clear.