The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-16
HENRY LOVES YOU,
 WORD FROM FIANCE
 OF ARBUCKLE VICTIM

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 county grand jury yesterday was
 returned in the court of the pre-
 siding superior judge, and the
 cnse assigned to the court of
 Judge Harold Lauderback. Bail
 was set at $5,O0O cash or S1O,OOO
 bonds.
 ArbuckIe's appearance in court
 was set for Saturday, when he
 will be arraigned and may plead
 on tine charge if he does n/
 valves his right to continuance.
 Brady and police Officiais con-
 ferred to determine which one
 of the two murder and the two
 manslaughter charges against
 Arbuckle they will try.
 certified check covering Ar
 buckles cash bail was deposited
 with the bond and warrant clerk,
 but 1t was announced that he
 could not be admitted to bail un-
 til the murder charges had been
 disposed of
 Tomorrow ArbuclxIe Is sched-
 uled to appear before Police
 Judge Lazarus for further
 hearing on the murder charge
 preferred by Mrs. Bambinn Maude
 Belmont, one of those present at
 ArbuckIe's party.
 Officials of Judge Lnuderback's
 court believe 1t will be two or
 three weeks before ArbuckIe is
 brought to trial.
 Brady declared that Arbuckle would be given as speedy a trial as possible. and that the trial would begin as soon as it could be arranged The court procedure tomorrow calls for informing Arbuckle of his legal rights and the taking of such testi- mony as the police judge wishes to hear in making his decision whether to bind the defendant over Go the superior court for trial.
 Has New Dispositions
 Dispositions of Lowell sherman and frederick Fishbach of Los Angeles. giving their versions of the party in Arbuckle's rooms were received to : day by Brady. but he declined to give out their contents, saying he had not had opportunity to read them.
 When Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Dean visited Brady today, they were told that their presence at the various hearings would be welcomed. but that they probably would be chal- lenged by the defense if they were called as jurors
 Another telegram from Lehrman was received today by the district attorney It said:
 i Wish to thank you again for your righteous, strong and skillful manner in which you are handling the defense of Virginia Rappe. Your determination to have justice is wide ly commended around here. You will earn gratitude and admiration ol people who are following this tragic case. They are lining up here al newspaper offices for latest decisions Have communicated with Halstet (the undertaker) and am wiring him money today. Wired to Mrs Del mont S150 as newspapers claimed she is without funds"
 San Francisco, September 15.-A statement that the federal authori ties to investigate the liquor phases of the murder case of Roscoe c (Fatty) Arbuckle, and expect sucf investigation to takA them into the motion picture colony of Los An. geles' was made today by Robert M Mccormack, assistant U. S. attorney general, Investigating prohibition violations.
 Mccormack visited the hall of jus, tice to confer with District Attorney Brady on the evidence that there was liquor served at She party 1T which Arbuckle is charged with hay. ing fatally injured Miss Virgihia Rappe, motion picture actress Brady was out and Mccormack said h, would call later.