Judge — February 11, 1928 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This political cartoon from *Judge* magazine satirizes "The Gentleman from Alabama"—likely a U.S. Senator or Representative from that state. The figure sits outside Governor Smith's office, appearing disheveled and holding what seems to be a senator's badge or credentials. The satire appears to mock either the politician's character, his business before the governor, or his diminished status/importance. The caricatured style emphasizes his shabby appearance, suggesting criticism of his integrity or influence. Without knowing the specific date and political context, the exact target remains unclear, but the cartoon ridicules this Alabama politician's credibility or moral standing, implying he's unfit for his position or has compromised his dignity.