Judge — April 25, 1925 — page 31: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This satirical cartoon depicts a chaotic urban street scene titled "In Wrong," portraying what appears to be a dystopian or satirized city environment. The image shows: - Damaged/collapsing buildings on either side - A storefront with a sign reading "YOU ARE NOW GOING WRONG / FEED LIONS 500 MILES" (absurdist warning) - Crowded street activity with numerous figures - Various vehicles including what appears to be early automobiles or buses - Ominous weather (dark clouds, celestial bodies) - Fires and destruction in the background The cartoon likely satirizes urban overcrowding, poor city planning, dangerous traffic conditions, or general social disorder of the era. The repeated "WRONG" messaging suggests commentary on misdirected development or societal mistakes, though the specific historical reference remains unclear without additional context about Judge magazine's publication date.