Judge — February 7, 1925 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Who's Who in Judge: Ralph Briggs Fuller This page profiles cartoonist **Ralph Briggs Fuller**, identified as a major humorous artist who the text claims has "caused more laughs than Charlie Chaplin" over fifteen years. The photograph shows Fuller (left) in what appears to be a studio or office setting. The biographical text notes Fuller was born in Capac, Michigan, studied at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, worked for the Chicago Daily News, and relocated to New York in 1911, later settling in Leonia, New Jersey. He exhibited with prestigious art organizations including the American Water Color Society. The humor here is gentle: Fuller's own son served as his model, and the text jokes that even the son "has a hard time keeping a straight face" while posing—a self-referential gag about Fuller's comedic talent.