Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1922, Page 77

g e e AP S N S — INVISIBLE COLCR BOOK e S et & DORIES OF THE DEEP ATLORS all are the men of the dories; and fishe en, too; when they are with the “mother” ship, far out to sea, on the Grand Banks, shoal ‘waters of our eastern coast, Therg thev fish with hook and line, ) to supply the markets with cod, haddock, halibut, etc. The “mother” ship hoveys in the distance wh eb::w fishermen set the ir lines and make the catch. When their little dory is loaded the signal js given and they are picked up. When the big boat is loaded and ready for market they sail away. Sometimes, when it storms or is foggy, the men in the dories are lost. With a brush and plain water pli&f bdetvgeen the lines of the picture and see all the colors of the sea and e dories. v