The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-12
FUTURIST AUTOPSY
BLAMES ARCHITECTS
Builders Seem to Have Jollicd
the New Art to Death
at a Party.
ALL IN AT THE KILLING
Picturesque Young Women
Slide Down Banistcrs
at the Inquest.
ALL IN AT THE KILLING


hung started a, oxectly half past
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Architectural League III West r''s
seventh street AZ half past II O'Clock
hurry ambulance call for the Futur-
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ner. VINO When on duty pu'ios Cities
DR.. Edwin II. Blashtield responded
and tho Movement was pronounced
dos 7, had ..,a,roa ,,,,,,in,. con-
-, ITS.
'uSIohs anu "o'ae'oi'S anu p''''''e
fracture OF the skull at the hrushes'
palettes knives and pencils ~ some TWO
hundred artists, sculptors and archi-
tccts attending the March meeting and
smoker Of the league.
The distressing results OF the autopsy
preceding the inquest which was being
performed on the body of the Movement
at midnight cannot here be set down
owing to the fact that the reporters
present. overcome by the scene. had TO
tottcr out into the night to make cdi-
tions. But the autopsy seemed certain
10 lncuipate the arcnitects'
IN the carry part or the evening"
arouho 'he Dig room on cha'rs anu
taoles SAT srhokihS iohs cay pipes
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and Robert Y v sewei, who had To-,
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o"oi WIN " e.a' vi souns uraus Is
men from MS o'''eos' u,e" nose oes'ehs
"NiIe every ohe s'ooo OH e"a'rs ana
cheereo'
jury was th'h CHOSEN consisting Oh
reward 'ne most art,stlc CLOAK room
BOY VINO Is ol years Ola IN ms city
tass Giioert. nve ana ten cent archi-
tect. and Seth Low, who had his offices
in the Columbia Library for number
| OF years
Dom barber and his crew. consist
| Ing OF Draughtsmen Arthur Eismann,
WIFI WeRSel. Fred EhnNFS and Francis
Y. Johannes. the boss draughtsman,
turned out gem OF an architects Of
| flee in the fifteenth century Gothic
that 40 took Foreman Edwards eye
| that he Immediately gave the medal to
Mr.. Barber, saying as follows;
Mr.. Barber Embarrassed laughter
on the part OF tne speaker'l
Mr.. Barner niushingly accepted the
mccall ieao ana all IN Rraceiui h''ie
speech III the course Oh "h,cn ne saiu
| .i'a' ne was gao 'hat tne CHAIRMAN Oh
,"e jury hao A'"eo MS speee" ny
neat''
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dra,,gh,sn,an ,.,, ,ha,r a,,on,,h,as 10
fore nroccedInV m tho b,uenrint hovs
cloister an elaborate arfaIr done IN fv.
ing arches.
Mr.. Kohn then went punI,c,v over the
refusal OF his design and ont came the
sculptors in the nonchalant Tam-o'.
Shanters of On Mnurier and Little Rillee
blouses Each sculptor seized upor
an unsuspecting member for a model
and there WAS banging and slappinc of
sticks and punching of innocent puttv
until at last Robert Aitken had won the
medal with his bust because II
represented the soul. and no one under.