Evening journal., 1921-04-18
MRS. ANDREWS |
MAY FORGIVE
Broker Doesn't Know or
Care Where No. 2 is,
Attorney Says
STILL BREATHING
LOVE FOR DADDY

NEW YORK. April 1s.-The
chances are that Herbert T. An
drews, the New York broker who
conducted duplex connubial estab-
lishment in single Jersey City
Apartment, will decide that his flyer
in blondes should be charged to
profit and loss and seek a reconcile
alton with middle-aged Maude Au
gusta Hayes Andrews. tho mother OF
his two children. His attorney as
serted last night that a reconciliation
was probable.
Mrs. Maudc Augusta did not put
the thing quite so plainly, but she
did say that she loved Daddy dearly
and that she thought the whole
incident was a divine test which
would prove the real worth OF their
mutual love.
Esther Marie the blond stenogra-
pher whom the broker introduced
as wife No. TO wife No 1 in their
apartment at 2S4S Hudson Boule-
ward. and who reigned there as IA
vorite until driven out by publicity,
was still absent yesterday. Rumor
had It that she had gone to her
home in Pittsburgh to seek an an
nulment OF her marriage and that
! Andrews had followed with the in
ltention OF dissuading her.
This was denied emphatically by
the brokers attorney. Jacob J. Laz-
aroe
Mrs Maudc Augusta Andrews,
stout and placid. listened without
excitement 10 the recital OF this CON
versation with her husbands coun-
sci. She had just returned from a
ride with her two children In the
motor car given her by her husband
and seemed not 10 have care in the
word.
As 70 a reconciliation" she saiC
slowly, ''I can't say anything abou
that. You'll have to see my attor
ney. But / love my husband yer.
much, indeed feel sure that Coz
is working in His own way for tn
good OF all OF US
Daddy and 7 were very happ,
when we were poor. but when h
FIRST began TO make money, last Au
rust-that was when the trouble be
gan. That was when he met Esther
you know.
'They say I am old-fashioned.
loving my home and children is old
fashioned. then 1 am old-fash
! ioned."
Mrs. Andrews paused as IL recon
sidering a statement that was al
most on her lips. For a momen
her lips were compressed in though
or in a repressive effort Then sh'
continued:
"I hope Esther has left for good
don't think he really loved her
it was a passing infatuation. II she
has gone everything will turn out al
| right"
Nothing has been heard from
Esther Marie since Thursday. wher
inquisitive callers heard rather
petulant feminine voice in the An.
B drews apartment expressing the fer.
vent wish that they'd get to hel
out" But even with Esther Marie
o on the stage, the affair OF the An.
I | drews family might seem somewha
!. involved TO person Of less faiti
d than Mrs Maude Augusta
d Ihere is the divorce action whicl
n Mrs. Maude Augusta Andrews her
sell has started; there is the posi-
" bility Of the prosecution Of her hus
N band in Connection where he ma,
ried Esther Marie Tatnal last jam
s. airy; there is the report that II
ID latter embittered by the sudden glal
" OF public interest turned upon n
annual honeymoon, will seek Z
is annulment and there is most imm
d nent Of all, the investigation viii,
al Prosecutor Pierre p. Garvan.
Hudson county, intends to start,
Prosecuting Attorney Walsh.
Greenwich, Conn, has merely three
of ened to apply for the extradition
o = ws on charges Of bigamy al
Il perjury unless the broker sure
v. ders himself in that city today. n
IS Garvan, however. already has su
poenaed Mrs Maude Augusta A