LITHE MIIGAN DAIL ~MEXICAN R UINS 4,000 YEARS OLD ICOLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P. M. RIVrAL RECENT T'UT DISCOVERIES The following Box Rep; Daily Office: 12, BlA,I PDU, 18, M-3,RBT, es are at the ~JSC, Jake, )W. .MICHIGAN EDALYCLASSIFIED.. RIATES Classified Rates. Two cents a word] a day, :paid in advance. Minimum charge for first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 20c. Three cents per word per day if charged. White space c~harged for, at rate of five cents per agate line. Classifieds, charged only to those having phones. Phone 960. .DON'T FORGET Smith Tire RIepair. Oldest and most reliable place to buy tires. Kelly SprinrgfldM'- Dia'mond Tires a 128 c-tI' New Brunswick Records every day at the Stofflet Phiono Shops. Nickels Arcade and 110 B. Washington St. 159~c MIOTHER'S DAY is Sunday, May 13. Greeting cards for-all occasions at 0. D Morrill, 17 Nickel's Arcade. -I57c-6 1"011SALE LOST-Alpha Gammia Delta sorority Pin, Finder please return to Isa- bel Mutschler, 608 Monroe, and re- ceive reward. Phone 1387. ' 159p-2 yLOST-A Sigma Alpha Epsilon pin No. 19419 on South University or Wal- nut St. Finder return to 1500 Ged- 'des. Reward. 159-3 LOST-Saturday P. M. on either State or Huron Streets lower part of Schaefer fountain pen. Finder please call 2895-:1. 159 FOR SALE-Airdale puppies' from registered parents. Phone 197-F-22, lSaline. Fred Kleinschmidt. 145p-33 FOR SALE-Decidedly democratic Stu- ('Weer Legion Head to Speak Tonighlt11%111111111111!I fCol. Cal C. Chanmbers, head of theDO T Culver Legion, will speak at a ban- H R quet of the Culver club to be held at C IR 6 o'clock tonight in the Union. All r 606 IstI nmemnberst of the club or non-members IcIIOUIS, 1.4 who are Culver men are invited to at- i,~fiit~itl tend.. DEMAND "LTECTROO" The Genuine I B. In.+ [NG SUJNDAY OLII'S Drink ERADICATES THIRST MAIMBA BAND Six Musicians and 5c. Oscar Wikie}S D)EALE8RS PHONE i1'4 cc , dent Ford. Good good, tires. $45 ter 8:30 p. mn. ,d running order. 5 E5 cash. Call 80 af- 158 W FOR SALE-Buescher C Melody Saxo- phone. Excellent condition. In- quire 'D. U. R.., News Stand fore- noon. '15SP-3 FOR SALE-7-room house just finish- Tire Pyramid of the Sun at Saan Juani Teotihuaeau, lltexic Mexico (" ity, May 8.-(Special).- tions reveal that it is the "Temple of: 'Recent discoveries in ?Mexico revealI the Sun." The original form is sup- striking similarity to those of ling posed to have been temple-shaped and Tut-Ankhi-Amen. Ruins which ar ebe-a splendid barbaric temple, containingI ing unearthed near, Mexico City show j a gigantic; statue of the Sun, made of! Ethe existence at one. time of three sub- a single block of prophyry, adorned traenctersmln h gp tion discoveries. An immense pyramid has been un- "ns'rjannira-l Thome TIFFed. Southieast section. $2000 will THE 0M~'~ IEAGE reeivs a handle. $7500. Call owner. Phone percentage on all cash purchases 213-J. 159-3 made at the store of 0Q.D: Morrill, 17 Nickel's Arcade. 157c-10, LOST-Gold watch, Maud Murdock en- I - -graved on back. Call Burrows. cearthed at San Juan Teotichuacan, A '2arola Talking Machines ' 20 at Sc haeberle'& Son's 135- S. Main' Sti. 159ci 496 F-2.a. 159P; FOR SAiLE-,Full dress suit. Good. condition. Size 38. Price $15. Phone Phone 2992-J. 159p'; FOR ROCK BOTTOM PRICES on gro- ceries, see Pierce's ad in the Wed- nesday issue of' The Daily. 125c-tf FOR engraved calling cards or steel die embossing see 0. D. Morrill, 17 Nickel's Arcade. 157c10' REAL ESTATE --HJOE-4.NVE S L 'E NT-LIFE= INCOMIE ONLY a,few minutes walk from the University of Michigan. This prop- erty has 18 ,rooms above the base- melat and a janitor apartment in the basement. It has steam heat, hard. wood floors, 2 complete, baths, 2 extra toilets, 1 extra lavatory, and occupys a corner lot. It is now used as a League House for women. It can be 'so~ continued or inexpen- sively' changed into..4 small apart- merit building. 'rice' $12,500, with about $4000 down. which in sole respects is more magni- ficent than any of the Egyptian pyra-{ raidls. It is 216 feet high and 761 feet! at the base and is divided into five pyramidal sections or terraces which are constructed in a manner typicalI of a highly civilized race. Investiga- FOR SALE-Misses gray tweed sport suit-skirt, knickers, jacket. Size 1. Phone 3206-J. 157p-5 FOR SALE-Oakland six touring. Had excellent care. $175. Terms', tf de- sired. Phone 2951-W. lS3tf. FOEt SALE-A log-log slide rule.t Price $10. Call 2949. 157-3 BUJSIT ESS OPORWTUNITY REAL, SAI. FSMEN WANTED for summer vacation. If you are a live, wire you, can clear $1500 this summer. If you are not- a live wire do not- apply. This is not, a peddling or. canvass- ing proposition, but a he-man's job with he-man's pay. Write Box 20,. Michigan Daily, with telephone number and sales experi- ence. 159p Classifieds-Cont. LOST' LOST-Dark grey raincoat with belt, first row north stand at Saturday's baseball game. Reward. Call 1820- R.. 168p-2 LOST-Brown 'overcoat, on Friday night, May 4.- Finder please notify care Lox F. A. T., Daily. Reward'. 158p-2: LOST-A Zeta Tan Alpha pin. Call 2798. Reward. 158-2 TYPEWRITING TYPEWRITING and Mimeographing' promptly and neatly done. Anything from a postcard to a volume of hun- dreds of pages. - 0. D. MORRIL 17 Nickel's Arcade Phone.'1718 157c-10 F. ]ROY IhOLMES 157c-3 FOR' SALE' WE lzve two well located properties suitable for a fraternity or sorority,_ Easy terms. A beautiful 'home on Hill Street very reasonablyr priced. A very fine new 6 r~oom home on~ Granger. Price moderate. Terms' easy. }A 10 room house and' dormitory one block fromi campus. $1,000. down payment. SEE us for any class of property. TEL 866 or 307 ELMER E. BROOKS, 7 Savings Bank Bldg. 1570-21 FRATERNITY OR ROOMING HOUSE A well located 15 room house. 5 rooms on first floor, oak : fifsh. Large dormitory on third floor. Will accommodate twenty or more. New- ly' painted and fine appearing. All modern conveniences. Large lot goes with it. Easy down payment. Call be had on moderate terms.' Call Mr. Bond 2662-J wit~h Whtaley Real Estate ] Xehange First -National Bank Bldg. 157c-21 "FRATERNITY-SORORITY" WE. have homes that can be bought on very easy tems. If you are seri- ojuly considering purchasing con-, s 'It us at nce Excample: $25,00-$2,000 down HIome that will accommodate 45, to 30, men, in A-1 condition, fine loca- tion, and good lot, A, R. PATOA NCO. FIBST NA~t'L BANK BLDG.. IWlICANiSN, PHONE 40 157c-21 FI,'SALE-One of the very best rooming houses in the city, and in the very best .location. Can earn about $300 per month. 12 rooms with large lot. 'Will sell on 'easy terms. Ideal for s~mall fraternity. or sorority Will exchange for small. house. Inquire J. IV. DWYER 608 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. A 14 ,room roomning house in vicinity of Campus and High School. $9,800 wvih$1,500 down. A. beautful home S.E. of Campus, 8 rooms, tile roof, hot water heat, Ov~er One Hun- dred Students f r o m Michigan are going to sell brushes this summer. WHY? Ask them or see me and I wvill give youi the reason. H. J. LEADERV Tel. 3221-J 622 E. Liberty Across from Speddings (Continued from Page Si'x) 753; Erickson, 2432J, v~. Granger, 2925I:. The second round will be drawn from the hat 'as some changes are necessary and men winning their matches will not necessarily play the winner of the match preceeding them. The second round schedule will be printed in Saturday's schedule. Complete standings have been comn- piled in the fraternity baseball leagues, and the winners have beep put into the elimination series. They are as follows: Xi Psi Phi, Psi Omega; Psi Sigma Kappa,' Delta Sigma P1i, Delta Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Phi Ep- silon, Phi Kappa Sigma, Alpha D)elta Phi, Kappa Sigma, Beta Phii Delta, Phi' Mu Alpha, Phi Chi,* Sigma Chi, and the winner of the Phi Gamma Delta- Tau Epsilon Phi game, which is yet to be played off. The elimination series in the fra- ternity baseball tournament will start tomorrow. The following games have been scheduled: 5 'o'clock, diamond 1 Phi' Chi vs. Sigma Chi; diamond 2. Phi Gamma Delta vs. Tau Epsilon Phi; diamond 3, Kappa Sigma 'vs. Beta Phi Delta; diamond,-'4, Delta. Alpha Epsilon vs. Delta Sigma Pi. Ph1'i 1M11 Alpha will play the winner of the Phi Gamma Delta-Tau Epsilon Phi game on diamond 3' at 5 o'clock, Fri day. Among-'the independent, 'society and class teams the schedule for 'the bal- ance of-the week is .as follows: 4. o'- clock, Thursday, junior fits vs. fresh engineers;. 5 o'clock, Thursday, dia- mond 1a Wolson vs. Gun and Blade; 4 o'clock,. Friday, senior engineers- vs medics; r5 o'clock, Friday, diamond 1 Raymond vs. Outlaws; 5. o'clock, Fri- day, diamond 2, Phiel vs. Wolf'son. All of the baseball games must be played--unless the weather is unusual. ly bad,' as 'it is necessary to get all of themr played this week. A Satur- day schiedule may be necessary if weather 'conditions interfere. No Intramural games will be player on Ferry field today as the R.. 0. T. C will have a review which will last all afternoon. Everything will be held or. Thursday as before. Cr over 4,000 years old - w Vith a heavy breast plate of gold and. = mnreblihetisbelieved to have crowned the' summit. ,nmru Immense underground ruins are be- ing "discovered by the goermet showing huge tunnels which seem to . have been the streets of a large city, buried in the dust of centuries. Burial 5 urns containing the mummified bodies of kings and royal members have been found in the monumental graves sun-5 roundingy the pyramid.- The entire zone around the pyramids alone covers an area of about 500_ - acres. The pyramid was built before S'j J 'f?,f)~ll tearrival of the Toltecs in, Mexico a or e , wich tools place about' the year' 648 S: that they are at least 4000 years old. - - This is absolutely necessary if the w "~ t c s...Y tournament is to be completed before 5 the end of school. In case of rain the = dead line will continue until 5 o'- S There is time yet to send her one of these beautiful clock, tomiorrow. Entries for all sports included on = boes, made especially for Mother's Daye. Come in> the Intramural program have closed.= All men having entered any of the All-I today NWe pack, for mailing. cwmpus tournaments should watch the5. Daily closely 4Iom now until the end w '^- of school and see that their" matches are played off promptly. C CCh"1~ SH "ch r D u.eical Society Initiates Co.IU Iota Sigma Pi, 'national honoraryl chemical society for wome~n, initiatedf~ 324 S. State Street four new members Monday evening in .r room 410. Chemistry building. They E. are : Berneta Block, '26M, Louise Mat- I= E. and Sam Unive'rsity Avenues StateS and Packard Sts. tern, '24Ph, Selma Mueller, "24, and _ Ruth Mountain, '25D. "'11t11t1tggiI I.IiuII:I;IIII,;llliitt101Itlttilr1i11111U llli[!llsla " itttirlfllfhlliIiIrI xirgIiIIIk YOU GET Pl OMPT AND ACC URATE 'service whien your 'MANUSCIPTS are TYPED by EXPERTS at BID- DLE~S BOOK STORE., 11, Nickels Arcade. lllc-tI -IIw A' CLERKS-Railway, Mail, 18 upward.! Exam. Ann Arbor, May 26. $133 mo. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars write R.. Terry, (former 1IOLsrC1,E.A xIM WE ihake your house clean without' paint. We do both interior and ex- terior washing. Ann Arbor H-ouse Clei~ning Co. Phone 1995-J. 152c-30 /"', ' '9 - ' 4.-" ~AQ -' ,'4 /'";" TROLLEY 370 DETROIT FROM THE VARSITY DOOR Civil Service examiner) sister Bldg., Washington, 1165 Bar- D. C. f L , t INTERSTATE TAILORS 'Unrivalled clothing values in Tail- or-Made. Suits and Topcoats at ,$27.50.1 The Interstate Tailors are at the American Hotel. Phone 123 f or ap- pointment. 159c-41 FOR RENT FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apart- ment for summer. Reasonable. Ref-{ erences exchanged. Box ,BB. 158p-3I FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 930-J. 710 W. Liberty. 159, FOR RENT---Two sets furnished! housekeeping rooms 1025 Vaughn' Street.' Phone 2418-W. 159-3 WANTED WANTED-Student to make himself generally useful. Several hours each morning early. Apply Mr. MacNan- ee, Building and Grounds Office, Uni- versity. 158-3 WANTED-Students to work in kit- chen remainder of semester. Em- ployment assured' next year. 644 Tappan Ave. 158p-5 WANTED-Room, preferably with use of garage, week beginning- May 15. May wish to stay longer. 'Two la- dies. Telephone Rhodes, 2911. 159 EXPERTS on washing windows at reasonable, prices. Ann Arbor Win- dIow' Cleaning Co. Phone 1995=J. 153c-W0 L UNCH ES A 'REX Special Canoe Lunch will make her want to go again. Rex's Club .lunch.. 154c-tf TYPE WRITERS EXPERT Typewriter Repairing, all makes. Ann 'Arbor Typeswriter Ex- change. Phone 866. 9 Savings Bank Block. 123c-tf REMINGTON PORTABLE, TYPE- WRITERS. Call Stacy R. Black, 432 Thompson. Phone 1128-J. We !deliver. 1419-21 Direct Service. for .1'lIcigan S'udents. On Fridavs hereafter, commending May 4, ai Special Limited Car will leave ill Auditorium sidig on the Campus at 1, 2, 3 and 4. P. M. for Detroit., Save Money by Traveling, the*Trolley Way ' A. H. CADY, Supt. D. 1. C. "Jimmie" starts work; early in the morning for you and doesn't stop un- til he gets RESULTS. -Ads: Lose sometling? 'A classified in classified ad will sell it for you-Adv. I AMHOC5PIN5 All first round : tennis matches it the All-campus tennis singles and j doubles must, be -played off by 5 o'- clock today or forfeits will be given. TODAY IS 113" DAY. - . U . ~ now II '+. i iii © 4-" ' ' 4 ' 'III 4' WANTED-Three instructors desire comfortable suite or furnished apartment for next year. Box M-3. 154p-7 WANTED TO RENT-10-room or more furnished house, near, for fall school. Phone 1657,W. 158-2 WANTED TO BUY-Used canoe at reasonable price. Call 2578=W. 158p-3 WANTED TO RENT-Private garage in vicinity of Hill and Tappan. Call Vosper, 1484. 158p-2 WANTED-One or more tickets for Architect's Ball. Call .Thal 2921-W. 1591) 0 N Y H.' ,. ) Y " ti s r~4 ' Featfuringthisweek ;, After You Read This 4NBEY the' urge you've often felt to learn about :eagle ~.JShirt at firat-hand, You'll find out that their fabrics can staned more scrutiny of weave and punishm~ent in wear' --that the shirts do fit better at the neck and~ shouldes-- that it adds much comfort to have a shirt-long center-plait rather than one that calls it off below the was4ln~e,-that the sixth button actually keeps the front galss-that it is better, instead', of promfiscuous buying, to get a trade- marked guaranteed make and tradle-marked guaranteed fabric, identified by the label. The spring, styles are ready. M- I SUARE!,!! ear "On ~the Square's" no- idle jest. Our charge is fair-we do our best. ' Mr. Quick. W E are conscientious plumb. ers, giving you your money's worth on every job, so that when you need a plumber you waist us. MULER SHIIRTINGS i ~r- if