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WILD MAN REFUSES TO DISCLOSE HIS IDENTITY
Bert Johnson or Bartlett, the alleged insane man known as the "wild man of the woods", who was arrested Monday night, refused steadily on Wednesday to give out any information in regard to himself. County authorities believe the man is insane or is a fugitive from justice. His fingerprints and general description have been sent out to authorities over the country and he will be held until word is received or an investigation into his sanity is held.
In response to an inquiry as to what is his name, the man answered: "The same as I told you yesterday." He almost refuses to talk at all and would answer no questions in regard to whether or not he was hungry.
Agriculture
District court today by Joan Hill Jr., member of the Chicago board of trade. The date for hearing of the petition was set by Judge Landis for November 7. Judge Landis ordered that no action be taken by any of the parties named until the hearing is completed.
In his petition, Mr. Hill asked that Henry C. Wallace, secretary of agriculture; Charles F. Clyne, federal district attorney; J. C. Cannon, assistant district attorney; Joseph Griffin, president, and other officers of the government. 