. Highland Echo 1915-1925. s through line, third down, 7yards to go. Bob King, by quarter-back sneak snatched another 8yards, placing ball on Cumberlands1 yard line and first down Mary-ville. Hill went over for failed to kick goal. Mary-ville 19; Cumberland 0. Sullinger kicked off 40 yards toCumberland, who returned 20 gained 1 yard throughline, second down, 9 to go. Sulling-er broke up an attempted forwardpass. Third down, 9 to go. Cum-lierland gained 1 yard by down, 8 yards to go. Cum-berland punted 35 yards to Kingwho returned 10 yards. Parkerga
. Highland Echo 1915-1925. s through line, third down, 7yards to go. Bob King, by quarter-back sneak snatched another 8yards, placing ball on Cumberlands1 yard line and first down Mary-ville. Hill went over for failed to kick goal. Mary-ville 19; Cumberland 0. Sullinger kicked off 40 yards toCumberland, who returned 20 gained 1 yard throughline, second down, 9 to go. Sulling-er broke up an attempted forwardpass. Third down, 9 to go. Cum-lierland gained 1 yard by down, 8 yards to go. Cum-berland punted 35 yards to Kingwho returned 10 yards. Parkergained 15 yards by nice end runand first down Maryville. Hill tookpossession of ball standing on hisown 40 yard line and ran throughentire Cumberland team for 60yards and touchdown. Hill kickedhis own goal. Score: Maryville 26;Cumberland 0. Sullinger kicked off to Cumber-lands 20 yard line and Cumberlandfailed to return. Hill intercepted aCumberland pass and went 4 yards. (Continued on page four) CANDY KITCHENFOR COLD DRINKS. Why Is Iron Magnetic? A horse-shoe magnet attracts a steel needle. But why?L We dont know exactly. We do know that electricity and mag-netism are related. In dynamos and motors we apply electro-magnetic effects. All ourpower-stations, lighting systems, electric traction and motor drives,even the ignition systems of cur automobiles, depend upon thesemagnetic effects which we use and do not understand. Perhaps if we understood them we could utilize them much moreefficiently. Perhaps we could discover combinations of metals moremagnetic than iron. The Research Laboratories of the General Electric Company investi-gate magnetism by trying to find out more about electrons and theirarrangement in atoms. X-rays have shown that each iron atom consists of electrons groupedaround a central nucleus—like planets around an infinitesimal enable us to some extent to see into the atom and may at lastreveal to us v/hat makes for magnetism. This is research in pur
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