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TELESCOPE August 177 LAKERS OF WORLD WAR ONE: THE WARS ing III. Scrapped in 1949. Had served for many years in the Newfoundland sealing trade. s. s. War Hound, 1917 Chicago by Chicago S. B. Co. (#84). Renamed Lake Huron (US 215788). Sold Belgian in 1919. Later names were Serbier, Cap La //eve, Binab, Benito, Advance, Trojan, Trojan III and Advance, In service as of 1962. s.s. War Imp, 1917 Ecorse by Great Lakes Engineering Works (#179). Renamed Lake Houghton (US 216051). Stranded on Cranberry Island, Nova Scotia, 6-11-1918. s.s. War Laurel, 1918 Chicago by Chicago S. B. Co. (#66). Renamed Lake Clear (US 216199). Later dredge Sandcraft, on Great Lakes and on coast. Sunk in collision with collier Melrose in New York Harbor, 6-2-1950. s.s. War Lily, 1918 Toledo by Toledo S. B. Co. (#145). Renamed Lake Cayuga (US 216365). Later Dorothy Wintermote. Stranded near Point Arena, California, 9.17-1938. s.s. War Lynx, 1918 Wyandotte by Detroit S. B. Co. (#220). Renamed Lake Felicity (US 216254). Later Iberier, Norte and Tiete. Sunk in collision near Rio de Janeiro, 8-7-1944. s.s. War Major, 1917 Wyandotte by Detroit S. B. Co. (#206). Delivered to Cunard before requisitions began to take place. Later Ninfa (Italian 1535), Argia and Pugliola. In Lloyds', 1940. Later data wanted. (See photo.) s.s. War Maple, 1918 Lorain by American S. B. Co. (#728). Renamed Lake Ogden (US 216093). Rebuilt in middle twenties as passenger vessel Trujillo (Red "D" Line). Later Mexican Emancipacion, In service as of 1962. s.s. War Martin, 1918 Wyandotte by Detroit S. B. Co. (#214). Renamed Lake Duane (US 215849). Sold Belgian, 1919, and renamed Roumanier. Later names were Girasol, Vale, Heng-Shan, Furienne Consul ini and Konie Maru. Sunk by "enemy" (USA) action, 8-2-1944. s.s. War Meteor, 1918 Manitowoc by Manitowoc S. B. Co. (#94). Renamed Lake Winthrop (US 216780). Later Barbara (A. H. Bull & Co.) and Danish Norna, Out of Lloyds', 1933. s.s. War Mist, 1918 Manitowoc by Manitowoc S. B. Co. (#91). Renamed Lake Greenwood. Rebuilt as passenger ship Catherine for A. H. Bull & Co. in twenties. Later Stratford, Catherine, Granton Glen and Anne de Bretagne. Scrapped in Europe, 1955. (See illustration). s.s. War Music, 1918 Ecorse by Great Lakes Engineering Works (#182). Renamed Lake Owens (US 216169). Sunk by enemy action off Cornwall Coast, England, 9-2-1918. s.s. War Naiad, 1918 Ecorse by Great Lakes Engineering Works (#187). Renamed Lake Hemlock (US 216261). Engines removed by Ford and used as barge on Great Lakes until World War II. Foundered, Long Island Sound, 12-13-1957. s.s. War Oak, 1918 Cleveland by American S. B. Co. (#470). Renamed Lake Otisco (US 216040). Later Floreal, Nivaa, Usko and Meero. In Lloyds', 1940. Data wanted. s. s. War Otter, 1918 Superior by Superior S. B. Co. (#531). Renamed Lake Capens (US 216295). Engines removed in 1928. Scrapped in 1957. s.s. War Palm, 1918 Wyandotte by Detroit S. B. Co. (#217). Renamed Lake Arthur (US 216036). Later Virginia Limited (Old Dominion Line), Valentine and Sesostris. Sunk as hulk, loaded with gas bombs for disposal, 1946.