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Tak MARINE REVIEW October, 1920 HAM ILTON 5000 HP RS iS. S. “Edmore’’ Built by Skinner & Eddy Driven by Hamilton Engines No Ejight-Hour Day For Ship Engines Twenty-four hours a day for days and weeks on end! Slogging through heavy cross seas with the decks awash, or skimming over the glaring glass of the equatorial waters with a terrific heat in the engine room! Fighting through a storm—the engine racing madly when the stern is up and the propeller nears the surface; slowing down and battling with hundreds of extra tons of water when the ship’s nose lifts! It is a strenuous life. The engine must pass the test of endurance and absolute reliability over a long period; and then comes the big test of the storm, which seeks vainly for some hidden weakness in any part of an engine that is properly built. Please mention Tue Marine Review when writing to Advertisers