The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BOTH WIVES LEAVE
ANDREWS, BROKER
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on the calendar. from bigamy up and
down, but Herb Andrews Will never say
die. I'll fight EN- all. They needn't
bother to extradite me to Connecticut,
for I'll accept service of the warrant
anywhere and go willingly. and demon
strate that the first marriage was not
legal and the second was legal.
But ] feel hurt at 1rslner's desertion
Poor girl. ! suppose she was frightenea,
but I'm not going to scuttle the ship
yet. Watch out for the biggest thing
that has broken yet
Andrews would not elucidate this
prodigious hint.
II have 40 fear of the future" he
went on. ''This has been the biggest
business day of my life. More business,
more customers than ever Does INA,
look as il Herb Andrews was a ruined
man? But why did Esther desert me!
That is real shock; it strikes me 10
the heart Only yesterday Esther
breathed loyalty. Then last night AZ
dinner she excused herself ana went
away without a word. J believe sne
took the train for Pittsburgh Loro
she didn't ask for any, and don't Know
how she paid for her ticket"
Andrews was reported to have taken
a room at q hotel last night under an
other name, and to have called IN ms
attorney for advice as to how he can
meet his multiplying problems.
Esther Tatnall Andrews has not ar
rived in Pittsburgh. according To
despatch from there last night Her
mother Mrs Christine Tatnall, and her
sister. Margaret, said they didn't believe
Esther intended to sue Andrews. at least
not until he had a chance TO clear nm
self Of the charge of bigamy Mrs rat
nall spoke on Thursday Of expecting hef
daughter and Andrews 10 visit her IN
few days. Yesterday she said she eS-
p,cted them in Pittsburgh early next
week.
Yesterday afternoon. before DRIVING
uptown, in his roadster. Andrews said y
am alone ard ] am working. see my
lawyer. Lazaroc he's going TO make
statement" But all Lozaroe had TO say
was: MIR. Andrews does not know the
present whereabouts of Mrs. Esther Al
drews neither do J. nor do care. II Is
not true that Mr.. Andrews has PROVIDED
almony for Mrs. Maud Andrews
In her divorce pc.er.. .led in the
Court of Chancery i'll Trenton by Furst
& Frrst Of Newark. Mrs. Maud Andrews
charges her husband with acts OF IN
fidelity committed with Esther ". Tat
nall in Jersey City on April ! and on
FinpI Gays tI1S IlOnlI 0ENo ~
the custody Of the two children, John.
8. and Harley. 6. who are now with her.
She says that she and Andrews were
married by the Rev. James Y. Algion
III Portland. Me. June II, 1912. She
asks for an allowance. sum not specified,
for the support of herself and the chill
dren and for permission to resume her
maiden name. Maud Augusta HAYNES.
When Peter Devine. prosecutors de-
tcctive. served on Mrs. Maud Andrews
n Grand Jury subpoena she asked to oe
excused from testifying yesterday, bu.
promised TO appear on Tuesday. She
told Deyine. however. that her counsel
had advised her not 10 testify against
her husband. and that she would not
do so.
1t was said yesterday in the apart
ment house where Andrews lived that
he had bought six automobiles since
January I. all new. all of the same
make. and each costing about $4,000.
one he gave to the senior wife, one To
the junior wife. one supposedly to the
Pittsburgh mother-in-aw. two 10 busi-
ness friends and the other he kept for
himself.
Eugene A. Donahue, a lawyer of li9
Broadway. TO whom Mrs Maud Andrews
told her story some time ago. said il
was agreeable 10 him that she should
have retained Newark law firm to
advise her in the divorce suit as nat
uraly she needed counsel qualified TO
practise IN New Jersey.