Judge — May 3, 1924 — page 6: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Judge's Rotogravure Section Analysis This satirical page from *Judge* magazine features several political cartoons from the Prohibition era: **Top left**: Senator Hiram W. Johnson and Oscar W. Underwood are caricatured debating who'll receive the Republican presidential nomination—depicted as a golf competition where the winner takes the "golfers' old vote next fall." **Center**: A woman labeled "Freddie Flop, the 'lending lady'" represents varsity show entertainment at University of Utah. **Right side**: Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton, a fundamentalist minister, is mocked for claiming dinosaur eggs were "lost by Eve"—satirizing anti-evolution religious arguments. **Bottom**: "Another Effect of Prohibition" shows liquor lockers installed in a kindergarten to discourage flask-toting. WM. S. Hart's White House visit is also referenced. The page satirizes 1920s political debates, religious fundamentalism, and Prohibition-era concerns.