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12 3 THE MARINE REVIEW July, 1917 AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING INCORPORATED 1862 AMERICAN LLOYDS THE STANDARD AMERICAN CLASSIFICATION OF SHIPPING GREAT LAKES DEPARTMENT (FORMERLY GREAT LAKES REGISTER ) STEVENSON TAYLOR, 3 PRESIDENT Vice Presidents: =F KBLISH GREAT LAKES ANTONIO C. PESSANO : 3 } DEPARTMENT FRANK G. MACOMBER Ze _ 3 WILLIAM’H. TODD LOUIS F. BURKE H. N. HERRIMAN Manager Sec’y and Treas SS_— ZZ Rockefeller Bldg. JOHN W. CANTILLION é S CLEVELAND, OHIO THIS BUREAU SUPERVISES THE CONSTRUCTION OF VESSELS THROUGHOUT UNDER ESTABLISHED RULES—TESTS ALL MATERIALS FOR HULLS, MACHINERY AND BOILERS, AND PROOF TESTS ALL ANCHORS AND CHAINS, ETC. CLASSIFICA- TION OF A ss deg IS A STANDARD FOR BUILDERS AND OWNERS, AND THE CERTIFICATE IS AN AUTHORITY FOR UNDERWRITERS AND SHIPPERS We specialize in the Rebuilding and Repairing of LAUNCHES SCOWS, TUGS DREDGES Our Marine Ways and Saw Mill enable us to give you exceptional service in rebuild- ing and heavy repairing of all kinds. LET US DO IT THE LAKE ERIE DRYDOCK AND MILL CO. Sandusky, Ohio The R. B. HAYES Undergoing a Complete Overhauling BAYLES SHIPYARD The shipyard of James M. Bayles & Son has built good vessels for 57 years. We are prepared to build wooden and concrete vessels, plans and specifications, up to 5000 tons cargo capacity. Yard is being re-equipped and enlarged to give greater service. In this harbor, yachtsmen can secure unrivalled conditions for storage, repairs and supply facilities. THE BAYLES SHIPYARD, Inc. Marine Railways Storage Basin Shops Je Jefferson, Long Island, N. Y. President—W. B. Ferguson (Ex-Naval Constructor U. S. Treasurer—H. M. Williams, 115 Broadway, New York Please mention THE Marine Review when writing to Advertisers