The Washington times., 1921-04-16

AS WIVES QUIT
"Herb Andrews viii Never Say
DE-" He ExcIaims-Hints
At New Woman.

NEW YORK, April 16.-Sued for
divorce by "Wife No. L." deserted by
Wife No. 81 under inquiry by the
Hudson county grand jury, sought on
Greenwich. Conn., warrant,
charging bigsmy and perjury, and
homeless, Herbert Thornton An
drews, the twice-married but un-
divorced young stock broker, today
flung out his chest and exclaimed
dramatically:
Herb Andrews will never die
Wait and see. I'm coming out of
this thing bigger and stronger
figure than ever before"
HINTs Ar THIRD WOMAN
r Then with a mysteriously conf
Dental air. he dropped hints OF "a
third woman" who. he says. is ready
to stand by him thr pugh thick and
thin. back him finaacial'y, testify fer
him, everything.
But a moment later deep gloom
spread over his face as he related that
his twenty -five-year- second wife.
Mrs. Esther Marie Tatnsll Andrews.
left his flat in the middle OF dinner
at an uptown hotel. He thinks she
has gone to her mothers home In
Pittsburgh. He doesn't know where
she got the money for II, but to re-
porters two days ago the viyacious
and petite blonde had proved she WAS
well stocked. producing an imposing
roll of crisp yellow backs from her
silk hose. and promptly restoring II
to that distinctly feminine repository.
DEPREssED OVER DIVORCE.
Andrews expressed the belief--ard 4
this depressed him still more-that
Darling" for thus he calls mo. 9"
is going to sue him for annullment.
Meanwhile. over in the Jersey City
ex-love nest that has become a haunt
OF sorrow. wife No. Mrs. Maud
Augusta Haynes Andrews--wss In the
throes Of near despair. While her hus-
band spent the night at a New York
hotel. she set about packing, for to
the other bitter pills ehe has had
TO swallow has come the necessity OF
moving.
The Andrews family has been
| served with a three-days dispossess
notice. She must get out" with her
two little sons, one of whom 10 a
cripple. and she does not know whitn-
| er to turn, for the housing shortage
Is acute. and landlords are prejudiced
against families with a newspa per
record. The morning mail brought
her scores of letters Of sympathy from
women all over the country, but they
help her little. She must get cut"
because. so read the dispossess no.
tice.
Because in your occupancy you
are so disorderly as to disturb the
peace and quiet of the other ten
ants and because you have broken
the rules and regulations govern
ing the premises.
The notice. of course, was addressed
to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews" but "Mr.
Andrews" was not there to receive 4
nor to help moving, nor was the
younger Mrs Andrews. who lived with
him and the Older spouse under the
same roof for three months
"The woman pays"
JURY SUMMONS No. 4.
Wife No. has been summoned 10
appear before the grand jury Tues
day. Loyal to him in spite OF all that
| has happened, she announced today
che would refuse to testify against
her husband. She may be asked,
however, to bear witness against the
younger Mrs. Andrews, and this she
is expected to be willing to do. Said
she today:
II feel no bitterness against Herb,
the daddy OF my two boys. But feel
bitterness against this light-headed
woman who stole him from me-"
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