The Washington times., 1921-04-15
Priso.. Faces Broker
With 7uo Wives If
Bigan,y Charge Holds

thunderstruck. My nerve waS so far
gone that I permitted them to re-
main, though l constantly protested
and twice was about to shoot them.
become unendurable. and tolerated
1t only because OF the two boys. II
has reached a point now where / am
determined to take action"
An hour later a reporter knocked
at the door. Andrews admitted him.
No. was on davenport. No. was
seated beside Andrews at q table, an
arm over his shoulder.
Daddy. dear" bcsought No. /,
won't you play with the bos?"
Andrews made no move.
No. / sighed. cast a beseeching
glance upon her husband and Was
met with an Indifferent shrug of the
shoulders.
Later, again. a reporter knocked at
the door. Andrews opened X slightly.
rSee here, old man." he smiled, .I',l
give out a statement later. This Is
the Work of a business rival"
From inside came woman's angry
shrlll. What the hell are you people
trying to do make = news bureau out
OF this placer.
The reporter answered. Were lust
trying to straishten out this thing"
The voice called back. "straightep
out HE'LL"
Most Of the day thereafter the two
women and their man were in con-
| ference In the apartment with Jacob
J. Lazaroe. counsel for the broker. r
SAYS oFFENsE WAS NOT CONDON
No. went finally to Newark, where
she engaged Furst 4 Furst. attorneys,
They announced that today they will
file In Trenton papers for divorce.
naming the former stenographer!
| George Furst said the fact that No.
permitted No. 2 to remain In the house
| over a period OF weeks as wife OF
Andrews did not constitute condona
tion. ~
| 1t is understood the suit will not be
opposed, and that the broker has
agreed upon alimony of $50 q week
and yielded the custody Of the two
children to their mother. t
| When informed OF the prospective
filing OF a complaint in a divorce sc-
ton, Andrews said That's. fine. 1t
satisfies me. That woman certainly
worked fast / will be guided by my
lawyer"
| Counsel for No. ] telephoned An
drews that he and No. 2 would have
! to get out Immediately. They left,
with two suitcases, for the Robert
Treat Hotel In Newark for a further
conference with Lazaroe. They re-
mained away from the apartment last
| night. leaving IL to No. 1 and the
youngsters.
In Greenwich, ex-Judge John +.
Walsh, prosecuting attorney, made
this announcement:
| II have today instituted proceed
ings against Andrews on charges of
bigamy and perjury. Similar action
4 xxytl ha lxa oiv,a fxun NIL
for like offense. Andrews will be
brought here from New Jersey on
requisition and placed on trial"
MAY FACE BIGAMY.
Judge waIsh's decision to prose-
cute on charge OF bigamy is In
fact OF the fact that under the Con-
necticut laws a loophole is effected
in a provision that the charge OF big
amy can maintain only II the second
marriage has been consummated
| within that State. This has not been
shown in the case of Andrews. The
perjury charge will be based on mis-
statements in the license application.
In Jersey City Prosecutor Garvan
said: ''If Andrews has married two
women he is guilty of bigamy. IL
he married in Connecticut the
bigamy is out Of our jurisdiction and
ne can not De prosecuted on CndfBc
of bigamy here. But IL he has vio-
lated any other of our laws. / will
prosecute him"
The realty agents of the apart
ment house will appear today In the
second district court of Jersey City
to institute dispossess proceedings
against Andrews ''and all those liv-
ing wit hhim.' The papers Will
charge that he is IAN objectional
and disorderly character"
Eugene A. Donohue, of No. 20.
! Broadway. until yesterday attorney
| for No. 1, talked last Wednesday with
the broker. Andrews intimated that
| Il his wife sued for divorce or he was
prosecuted he chad something up his
sleeve" with reference to- the legiti-
macy of his wife's divorce prior to
her marriage to him. He hinted that
this would be the basis of a claim
that his marriage with her was in
valid.
CASE of JOSEPH NJ. LANE.
| 1t was suggested in many quarters
yesterday that Andrews experiment
with bigamy may have been inspired
| by the similar action of Joseph Mer.
ritt Lane Judge Walsh would not
say whether Lane is one Of the men
he contemplates filing charges
against.