Judge — September 19, 1925 — page 35: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily a crossword puzzle (No. 41) with decorative cartoon characters at the top. The puzzle itself is not satirical—it's a standard crossword grid numbered for solving. The page's content is administrative: it credits puzzle contributor Harold O. Keedy from Martinsburg, West Virginia, and announces Judge's policy of paying $25 weekly for crossword puzzles, with the stipulation that submissions must be "funny" (likely meaning clever or witty in construction rather than satirical). The small cartoon at bottom left appears to be a generic illustration unrelated to political satire. The answer key to the previous week's puzzle (No. 40) is shown in the center, displaying words like "MONKEY," "AUGUST," and "SALOON." This is essentially a puzzle page with publication logistics—not political commentary.