Life — September 22, 1921 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a black and white drawing titled "Drawen by Victor C. Anderson" depicting a man in business attire entering or exiting a dark doorway of what appears to be an industrial or warehouse building. A barrel marked "RUSH" is visible on the right side. The caption reads "Disturb Peace," though the full context of the satire is unclear from the visible text. The image appears to comment on industrial or commercial activity, possibly critiquing business practices or labor conditions. The figure's posture and the ominous dark interior suggest some form of illicit or problematic activity. Without additional page context or publication date, the specific political or social target remains uncertain.