The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18

death Roscoe c. (Fatty) Ar
 buckle Is being held in San Fran
 cisco on . charge of murder, ar
 rived here today. No person was
 at the depot to meet the body,
 which was removed to n Holly
 wood undertaking establishment.
 The funeral will be held Monday.
 San Francisco, September MA missing witness in the Roscoe C.. (Fatty) Arbuckle case, Dr. Arthur Beardslee, the hotel St Francis phy scian, who treated Miss Virginia Rappe before her death, was found today. according to a telegram re- ceived from the sheriff of Douglas county, Nevada, at Minden.
 Dr. Beardslee yesterday left Min den for Bridgeport, Mono county, California, on a hunting trip, accord ing to the notification given District Attorney Mathew F. Brady. who telegraphed to the Mono county sheriff to order Beardslee to proceed to San Francisco at once.
 His testimony is expected to throw light on the condition of Miss Rappe the first day after the Labor Day party in Arbuckle's suite at the St. Francis, from which her death re- suited. pr. Beardslee was wanted as a witness at the coroner's inquest, but could not be found.
 Completes Jail Trips
 Arbuckle's brief appearance in the superior court today to obtain con tinuance on the manslaughter charge pending against him completed his present schedule of trips outside the city prison until next Thursday, when his preliminary examination on the murder complaint sworn to by Mrs Bambina Maud Delmont, a member of the party in Arbuckle' 8 rooms, is set before Judge 5. J. Lazarus.
 Mrs. Mae Taube, another member of the party, was questioned today by Brady, who said she had persisted in her original statement that she called Harry J. Boyle, assistant man ager of the hotel, on the telephone for assistance. At the inquest Mrs, Belmont said she herself did the tele : phoning. Brady said some important items of information were learned from Mrs. Taube and her statements might lead to taking up certain new phases of the case before the grand jury Monday night.
 Thomas J. Coleman. manager of the Hotel St Francis, and other exc cutives and employees. were called be- fore Robert H. Mccormack, assistant United States attorney in charge or liuuor prosecutions, for questioning regarding the origin of 20 quarts of liquor said to have been consumed d at Arbuckle's party.
 Journey UneventfuI
 Today's. trip from the city prison down the hall of justice elevator to the courtroom of Judge Harold Louderback was an uneventful one for Arbuckle, with no pushing. Jost- ling, curious crowd waiting for his arrival. Police kept the crowd off the courtroom floor.
 There was no battle of attorneys over the future course of the case as by consent of both sides the man slaughter charge preferred in a grand jury indictment was continued until September 26.
 Seats in the spectator section Of the courtroom were plentiful for those able to penetrate the police group outside the door, while inside the rail, the bulky film comedian was able to slide into leather covered arm chair at the attorneys table Prisoners from the county jail enter ed in handcuffs and sat In the dock, but the bailiff explained that Ar buckle was in custody of the city po- lice, who did not always handcuff their charges.
 A group of women from the wom- ems vigilante committee occupied front row of seats.