The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

immense pillars supporting the upper earth, with two gold swans in front of the cove amid the green foliage at the entrance. Back in the grotto Is shown the great furnace and forge and the dwarfs will gather around #, there being twelve figures on the float
 @5Onah and the WhaIe."
 An immense whale, with it's mouth opened, wide and the water spout shooting high in the air and falling in- to the water in front. Jonah tsl shown seated in the mouth of the while. while on the shore are three companions awaiting him, making four characters on the float that'is worked in red. vel
 THE ORDER OF MYTHS. The oldest society in Mobile is the Order of Myths. They are prime favor ites with His Majesty, and their parade is invariably the most gorgeous of the realm.
 The parade of the 0. Ms will pass through the streets Tuesday evening after which the society will give a grand ball. Then they will retire to their den until another year has pass
 The floats of the Order of Myths will typify Love on the Planet Mars" and are described as follows: Emblem Float.
 The broken column or marble is shown em6azoned with the monogram of the order and around the column Folly chases Death with reckless aban- don.
 rPrinee EIuses on His Way to Princess
 Lenus."
 A giant alrship Is shown blowing its way through the clouds with the propeller. side wheels and wings in rapid motion and two great search lights beaminE forth into the murlxy darkness. The Prince Is shown within his ship. the float carrying ten figures.
 "The Home of Princess Lenus."
 silver canopy Is supported by mar ble columns and two royal dragons with wide spreading wings, butterflies and sunburst, all mechanically in mo- tion. Her father seated upon the .lbal- cony with an attendant and the Prin- cess reclining upon a divan in the gar den. there being ten figures on the. float.
 NPriBcess Lenus in Her Fathers Gar A large fountain mechanically pour ing forth running water with basins of water surrounded with numerous cleo tric globes. two royal griffins with wide spreading mechanical wings, the entire surmounted by an immense can opy over the marble figures supporting
 
 nieres of flowers. There are eight figures.
 sHEIuses' ,OnerinE of Pearls"
 With a royal messenger in advance upon a silver steed to deliver the love offering of the Prince, great banks of gold strung with pearls and sunbursts from the clouds are shown guarded en route to the Princess by two immense royal dragons with mechanical wings. There are eight figures on the float. aPrfneess Lenus1s- Dream Of HOnus, the Rival.
 Reclining in slumber within a cres- cent the Princess dreams of the man. ner of the coming of the rival and sees him in a golden chariot drawn by a royal conda with wide extended neck, which mechanically swings the head the width of the street, and with flap ping wings The crescent is surmount- ed with small electric globes. There are eight figures on the float.
 eeThe Fairy's Warning to HOnus, the Rival"
 Flying throug h the clouds in his golden mechanical chariot. the wheels of which revolve rapidly. Honus Is met by a fairy on the rim of a bank of clouds and she warns him of the use | lessness of his love for the Princess. There are eight figures on the float. sThe Marriage of Prince EIuses and Princess Lenus."
 ! In the grotto between two immense canopies. reached by dipping stairs. where marble columns abound and two royal dragons protect the happy pair. the Prince and Princess are wed. The royal dragons have great mechanical wings continually in motion. around | the twAlvs figures being arranged Jar