New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Eleven Victims. Including
EN-Arn,y Man, Tell Of
Domino Club Lure bv
Lindsey to Obtain Cash
Widow Swindleel
Out of S25O.O00
Broker Nv anted TO Help
Women Jnggled With
Noted I Financiers'Names

Nlne society women. retired
'ctress and I graduate Of West Point
will appear before the grand jury Mon
day morning to tell how Alfred L.
Lindsey, &C South Nyack, \. Y, dis
appeared after obtaining from them
more than 100000 to invest in the
pool OF the Domino Club" fictitious
organization said hy Lindsey 10 have
leen conducted by such men as Percy
Rockefeller, J. 2 Morgan, James A.
@,i.lnaa. Thomas z. Lamont and
George F. Baker
Assistant District Attorney Richard
Murphy announced YESTERDAY the
names o1 L;ndsey's alleged victims.
Chief among them, as already told IN
Tie Tribune, IS Mrs Lillian y. Duke.
Of y West Forty-seventh Street, di-
vo-ced wife Of James 3. Duke, the
Tobacco King who accuses Lindsey
of feeoirg her of har entire fortune Of
S3s5,o0o III cash and $4,000 in iewelry.
Other names as made public by Mr.
Eu~phy are.
Mss Carlotta Wilson. 4 retired &C
tress. l'rin- At the Hotel Buckingham.
who lost $4,000.
Ms. " II Arnold. widow, Of 1s2
Wesr entv-fourth Street, who lost
$4,000 and has az attachment or Lind
.ey's personal property st South Ny
ack. Mrs Arnold was just going to
sell her home and give Lindsey more
cash when she discovered his repre-
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Mrs. Dudley Atwood. Of 247 Wes
Seventy Street, who lost her
en..re fortune Of $4,000 when Lindsey
disappeared and is now raising pedi-
gyeen dogs & 5 means Of livelihood.
Mrs. Ann Bogart, Of 15 Central Park
Wss. Who claims q loss of $4,000.
Ms. Helen Burnett, of dS West
fcrtve.ghth Street, who lost s3l ,0o0
Mrs. Adelaide V Rice, Of Riverds le,
). Z widow seventy-iiye yeare old
ard nearly rilrd, who gave Lindsey he1
sav.ngs Of 1000.
Mrs. Joseph |. Cornell, Of Bayside,
: j.. mother Of crippled son, who
.arned over to Lindsey the proceeds of
100000 life Insurance policy collected
several years ago when her husband
aled.
Miss Helen Smith. of Stamford. Conn.
u 10 did not disclose 10 the District At
~0rney the amoant she gave TO Lindsey
MIS- Catherine Adams, Of il East
..s'ieth Street, who lost $4,000
Cash Returned TO Major
Major Redondo Sutton, graduate of
Nes, Point in the class Of '1S, now
president Of the Pacific Mining and
Chemical Company, Il East Forty-sec-
oud Street gave Lindsey $4,000. which
Nas later returned when Sutton threat
sned to complain to the District At
5arrey
Nr. Murphy said yesterday that the
'-evernes= Lindsey employed IN gain
.ag the confdence of his alleged dupes
vas due to his glib tongue and ability
Golden opportunities for unsuspecting
-4o'-en
Nrs Atwood. Who is the widow of sn
Ameican mining and chemical engi-
neer who died in Mexico several years
sgo, said last night at her home, PAT
Vest Seyenty-s second Street that in
stead Of losing S97 600 as had been
reported b. the District Attorney, she
4ad really Given Lindsey $500 900.
IN Asung her payments to Lindsey
Ats' Atwo0d SAID she gave 100000 in
,ash Obtained from the sale OF securi-
,.es. which included stock IL the Sorn
on Npdh1, lrElnld iron, Cod
7ho CoAc and American Steel She did
not fnoT 'he enact amount OF her pay
Ns3's, BIZ Size had listed all her Losses
sna trrael her affairs over to Repre-
eA'a.'re Lester Nolk, = lawyer, Of g..
court Sweet. Brooklyn.
Introduced by Mrs Duke
=, E~s asooa said she met Lindsey
fnrousa an introduction by Mrs Duke
aad I, VS. 1T Mrs. Dukes suggestion
.sa' sae had turned her affairs over to
re 'e-a me-" SAID Mrs Atwood,
that be could make enough in one
Jeal q dc Tor the rest of my life
woman who Is one Of the most
sFo,ni~snt victims told Tribune re
pore Ia. aight Just how Lindsey op-
s!ated She ssked that her name be
Withheld, because she did not wish to
appear as The zpokesmsn for those who
had suffered through their lack OF
Anop edge Of business.
had worked for years to gather a
Continued or paes sourl