Judge — March 22, 1924 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon by W.T. Enright depicts a sleigh carrying several figures being pursued by wolves through a snowy forest. The passengers appear to be political or public figures being "thrown to the wolves"—a common metaphor for being sacrificed or abandoned by allies. Without clear identification of the specific figures or the publication date, the exact political situation remains unclear. However, the composition suggests commentary on betrayal or scapegoating of government or business leaders. The wolves represent public backlash, enemies, or consequences catching up with those in the sleigh. The title's directness suggests this was likely a timely reference to a contemporary scandal or political upheaval that Judge's readers would have immediately recognized.