Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-03-05 | Page 1 | Lindsay Made Plan to Trick French Nation

UEDSAY Ml PLAN TO TRICK FIE1H1TI0N Alleged Swindler of Society Woman Pictured Phosphate Phos-phate Mine in Florida NEW YORK Mar. 4 Alfred E. Lindsay, under seven Indictments for fleecing society women out of large sums of money, was accused today by his former associate. Dr. Knute Arvld Enllni' of having planned to sell tho H'r tich government three and a half million tons of phosphates from Mines picture In the Florida everglades. Dr. Enlind, indicted yesterday for grand larceny, was quoted by Assist-, ant lustrkt Attorney Murphy us having hav-ing said that Lindsay persuaded him to get out of tin army in 19iy in order or-der to help carry out the idan. Under this reported scheme, Dr. Enlind. who spoke French, was to go to France to conduct negotiations with the Pans government. Dr. EOnlind and Lindsay bitterly at-lai at-lai ked one another today. Enlind claiming that he cashed certain bet ks only to take the money to Lindsay and the broker avowing that in had practically supported Knlind for years.