Arizona republican., 1921-09-16
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 FREEDOM .)EPE ENDS .()N CHARGE
Murder Charge May Be Dismissed In View Of
 Grand Jury Manslaught-
 CT Indictment
$5,OOO CASH BAIL.
Film Star Will Be Released Under S, ,OOO Cash Bond If Murder Charge Is Dismissed
LRepubIIean A. ?. Leased wIrel

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15-Dfs- trict Attorney Brady announced to- night that no decision had been reached whether to proceed against Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle tomorrow in police court on the murder charge preferred against him. or to ask for dismissal of this in view of the grand jury indictment against Arbuckle for >manslaughter.
 The decision will be made tomor- row morning. Brady said. His state ment was made after a conference with his deputies and with Chief of Police O'Brien and Captain of De- tectives Matheson-
 The body. of Miss Virginia Rappe is not to be removed from San Fran cisco to Los Angeles tonight. contra ry to an announcement made by Dis trict Attorney Brady. but will be taken to the southern city tomorrow. the undertaking establishment in charge here announced today Ar engagements could not be completed in time to send the body away today. it was announced.
 The manager of the establishment was asked fin a telegram from Henry Lehrman. Miss Rappe's fiance in New York, to whisper in the dead girls ear Henry loves you"
 She will hear you" the telegram continued.
 Ship Body Today
 The exact time for the departure 1 of Miss Rappe's body had not been set late today but 1t was expected to forward it tomorrow morning. The body was prepared for shipment today.
 1 Mrs W. Hamilton. chairman of the 1 special committee appointed by the Woman's yigilante committee to CO., | operate with the district attorney in l the investigation of the ArbuckIe case and Mrs Robert H. Dean. a promi nent member of the special commit
 tee. waited on Brady today and | pledged him the full support of the | committee.
 The women announced that the vigilante committee. which is made | up of a number of San Francisco club women will have members of the special committee at every public hearing of the Arbuckle case. will provide every possible protection to ! the women witnesses, and will CO., operate otherwise in every way pos sible.
 The developments in the case today l were:
 | Robert H. Mccormack. assistant | United States attorney general in charge of liquor prohibition prosecu- tons, announced that ne would con | duct sweepeing investigation of
 the liquor phases of the Arbuckle case, even if such investigation 1 reached into the moving picture colo ny at Los Angeles" Arbuckle is ac-
 cused of having a quantity of liquor | at the party at which he is charged 1 with having inflicted fatal injuries on
 Miss Rappe-
 Bond Set at s5,ooo
 The manslaughter indictment against Arbuckle which was voted by the county grand jury early yestsr- day morning was returned in the
 court of the presiding superior judge.
 and the case assigned to the court of
 Judge Harold Lauderback. Bail was
 set at s5.000 cash or s10.00o bonds
 Arbuckle's first appearance in
 Judge Lauderback.s court was set for Saturday morning. when he will be-
 arraigned. and may plead on the. charge if he does not waive his right to a continuance
 Brady and police officials conferred to determine which one of the twc| murder and the two manslaughter1 charges against Arbuckle they vii
 try. A certified check covering AT buckles cash bail was deposited with