Judge — February 16, 1924 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains two cartoon panels with the caption "SUMMONS AFTER ANOTHER" (likely a pun on "summers"). **Top panel:** A motorcyclist on a bicycle gestures toward an automobile, appearing to issue a summons or citation. The scene is set on a residential street with period architecture (appears early 20th century). **Bottom panel:** An interior bedroom scene with a canopied bed and figures, suggesting a domestic or romantic scenario. The joke appears to play on "summons" (legal notices) versus "summers" — though the exact satirical point is unclear without additional context. The pairing suggests commentary on either traffic law enforcement, romantic entanglements, or seasonal social situations common to the era. The title's wordplay is the primary humor mechanism visible here. The OCR text is too corrupted to provide additional clarity on the intended meaning.