Life — April 16, 1925 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon about political candidates, though the OCR text is incomplete. The image shows a crowded street scene with figures wearing signs reading "RECKLESS DRIVER" and "TAN RETURN"—likely mocking candidates as dangerous or unfit for office. A man with a megaphone appears to be campaigning or making announcements to a gathered crowd. The "STEP LIVELY" sign above suggests urgency or chaos. The cartoon seems to critique candidates as reckless or incompetent, using the visual metaphor of dangerous drivers. Without a complete caption or date, the specific election or figures referenced remain unclear, but the overall satirical point appears to be mocking the quality or fitness of available political candidates for office.