Judge — May 3, 1924 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon depicts a dramatic scene with two figures riding horses that appear startled or rearing up. The central figure standing/leaping above wears classical or theatrical costume with a crown-like headpiece and appears to be a caricatured performer or political figure. The signature reads "F. Enright." The title "Whoa!" suggests loss of control. The horses bear what appear to be initials ("K.K." visible on one), likely referencing organizations or entities of the era. Without clearer context from surrounding text, the specific political reference remains unclear, though the cartoon appears to satirize some form of chaos, mismanagement, or loss of control among particular groups or institutions during this Judge magazine period.