Judge — December 20, 1924 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical illustration signed by "G.B. Fuller" showing figures in an elegant interior with tall windows and classical columns. The partial text visible reads "E SKEPTICS," suggesting this cartoon comments on skepticism or doubt about something contemporary. The scene depicts well-dressed people gathered indoors, possibly in a government building or palace, looking toward or through large windows. Without the full caption or complete OCR text, the specific political reference remains unclear. The formal architectural setting and the positioning of figures suggests commentary on institutional power or public opinion regarding some matter of debate. To accurately identify the satirical target—whether political figures, social movements, or specific events—would require the complete text and fuller context from Judge magazine's publication date.