The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BOTH WIVES LEAVE
BROKER; ANOTHER
WOMAN TO AID Him
Herbert L. Andrews Threat
ened by Grand Jury
Action in Jersey.
DIVORCE SUIT STARTS
First Mrs. Andrews Begins
1t, but Refuses to Testify
Before Jurors.
NO. ? SEEKS ANNULMENT I
Husband Said to Be Willing to
Waive Extradition and Face
Bigamy Charge.
NO. ? SEEKS ANNULMENT

Herbert Thornton Andrews. the
broker who has been living in Jersey
City with two wives, now has none at
all, according to yesterdays count.
The first wife, Maud Haynes Andrews,
mother of the two children, began suit
for divorce in Trenton. The second,
with whom Andrews left home on
Thursday evening, suddenly left him,
he says, and went to her old home In
Pittsburgh TO start proceedings for
annulment of the marriage.
The troubles of Andrews were in
creased by the threat of action by the
Hudson county, New Jersey, Grand
Jury The first wife was subpGnaed
to testify before that body yesterday
afternoon. But she told her lawyer
and the lawyer told Pierre p. Garven.
pubic prosecutor, that although she
! feels she has been treated out
rageously she cannot testify against
her husband and will stand on her
constitutional right in that regard.
Last night George T. Vickers, first
assistant prosecutor. said she might
be required to testify against another
woman. Her scheduled appearance
before the Grand Jury was postponed
to Tuesday.
No request for the eytradition OF An
drews from New Jersey or New York 10
| Greenwich, Conn., has been made. The
1aa Ia
willing to waive extradition and face the
Greenwich charges of bisamy and per-
| Jury whenever he is wanted. James r..
Walch, the Greenwich prosecutor. said
he understood that Andrews would so to
! Connecticut and surrender. "ff be
doesn't do that we shall 90 after him."
Mr.. Walch added.
Third woman Enters Scene.
Meanwhile a third woman propelled
herself into the scene. Thus far nobody
has said she is married to Andrews.
/ She has known him in a business way
and is ready to aid him IL he gets into
any business troubles because of his
marital conduct. Her identity has not
been made known publicly. Naturally
she was described yesterday as person
OF superlative beauty.
The first Mrs Andrews, who caused
the husband and the junior wife to leave
the apartment at 2S4s Hudson Boue-
ward on Thursday, came TO New York
yesterday and soothed her mind with
shopping. When she got home man
representing the agents of the building.
Michel & Moore, served her with nm
order 10 vacate the apartment within
three days The notice was drawn
under what Is known as the nuisance
law. 1t was addressed TO Herbert and
Maud Andrews, and alleges that they
had broken the rules of the apartment
house and that their conduct disturbed
the other tenants. II was said for the
agents that II Mrs Andrews refused to
obey the order they would go to court
and ask TO nave her dispossessed.
| Last night the senior Mrs. Andrews
said:
Il don't know what Tn 40 X ! have
to move. for ] have 10 worldly expert
\ cree and am helpless In these matters.
/ protested TO my husband many times
against his goings on and he always
said that II the other woman had TO
leave he would go with her which he
did She knew all the three months she
was here that he was married TO me.
| But he thought that money would save
him. II will do him 40 good this time.
Instead OF trying to keep up three
automobiles he should aave bought a
home that our youngest boy could creep
around In. All the money ] have had
recently IL $4,000. ] saved 1t out OF my
household allowance and have been pay
/ ing the bills with 4. because he was
Just starting in business and ! thought
II would help him
Second wife Disappears.
II cant understand how Herb could
4 leave our two children. / wouldn't leave
them for anything in the world"
| The authority for tho assertion that
4 the second Mrs. Andrews, Esther Tat
nall. has left her husband and apparent
| ly intends TO sue for annulment Is An
| d-ews himself with his counsel, Jacob j.
I-azaroe or 25 West Forty-third street.
They profess ignorance Of the young
wonnan's whereabouts Andrews, who
spent most or the day at his office. 20
| Broad street. but who called upon the
| lawyer late in the afternoon. said
II see nv enemies have apparently
built fortress about me. Esther has
returned 10 her home in Pittsburgh and
I suppose she is after an annulmcnt.
They say I've committed every crime