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| AN ADMIRAL MOVES UP THE BIG NAVAL GUNS
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| A 14-inch railway gun, with special truck constructed in the U. S., and largely responsible for the rapidity of the American advance on the western front. Its destructive fire was felt for miles back of the German lines. |
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| TRAINLOADS OF ARTILLERY MOVE UP IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT
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| Like the bats that lurk in dark places during the light of day—the trains, the trucks, the tanks, the camions, the artillery—come out of hiding when nightfall lends its protective curtain and stealthily advance on the foe. |