Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 21

THE "FEVENING;: STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1928. the crime, which occurred September 18. | “worse than the evils of drink,” Albert | fore,” Webster said, “but I want it now.” | When first arraigned last ‘week, The young Japanese said he had studied | B. Webster of Baltimore, charged with | He was held for the action of the grand | Webster said he was “temporarily in- the methods of William Edward Hick- | one case of false pretenses and four of | jury under bond of $500 on the false sane” when he passed the checks, and man, California kidnaper and slayer, |bad checks, yesterday asked for mercy. | pretense case, and trial of the bad check | asked to have counsel appointed. Police and those of Loeb and Leopold, Chi-| “I have never asked for mercy be- |charges was continued until October 11. | say he has & criminal record. OF MURDERING BOY - ez e 5 J. B. JONES & CO. 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