Judge — August 22, 1925 — page 12: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis This appears to be a satirical illustration showing two figures being blown away or expelled from a cliff-like formation, with various objects and debris scattered in the air around them. The silhouetted style suggests dramatic action. The caption "WHERE THEY PITCHED THEIR TENT" suggests a commentary on displacement or failure—perhaps mocking politicians or public figures who attempted to establish themselves ("pitch their tent") in some position, only to be violently removed. Without additional context or visible identifying features, I cannot definitively name the specific figures or pinpoint the exact historical event referenced. The dramatic, expulsive imagery suggests this satirizes a failed political or social venture, but the specific political figures, date, and situation remain unclear from this page alone.