Life — October 22, 1914 — page 23: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a political cartoon by Walter Tittle depicting a group of well-dressed men in formal attire (top hats and overcoats) engaged in conversation or negotiation on a street. The exaggerated facial features and caricatured expressions suggest these are public figures or political personalities of the era. The caption reads "To-morrow," implying the cartoon comments on upcoming events or decisions. Without additional context about the specific date and publication, the exact identities and political situation remain unclear. However, the formal dress and serious demeanor suggest this likely depicts businessmen, politicians, or diplomats discussing matters of public importance. The satirical tone typical of Life magazine suggests criticism of their actions or proposed plans.