New-York tribune., 1921-04-18
Andrews and
Wife No. l May
Be Reconciled
Broker Doesn't Know or
Care Where No. 2 Is. At
torney Says, Forecasting
Way Out of Tangle
Grand Jury Busy To-day
Elder Woman, Still Breath
ing Love for Daddy Can
Hamper Case by Silence

The chances are that Herbert T.
Andrews, the New York broker who
conducted duplex connubial estao-
lishment in a single Jersey City apart
ment, will decide that hi. flyer in
blondes should be charged to profit
and loss and seek a reconciliation with
middle-aged -ude Augusta Haynes
Andrews, the mother of his two chill
dren. His attorney asserted last night
that reconciliation was probable.
Mrs. Maude 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 divine test which would prove
the real worth of their mutual love.
Esther Marie, the blond s.eEographer r
whom the broker introduced as wife
No to wife No. in their apartment
at 2s48 Hudson Boulevard, and who
reigned there as favorite until driven
out by publicity, was still absent yes
terday. Rumor had it that she had
gone to her home in Pittsburgh to
seek an annulment OF he marriage
and that Andrews had followed with
the intention of dissuading her.
This was denied emphatical.y by the
rockers attorney, JACOB j. Lazaroe.
Expected at His Office To-day
"Mr. Andrews has not left town in
search of her." said Mr.. Lazaroe. "He
doesn't know and he doesn't care where
she is. In fact, he hasn't left town at
all. He will be at his Office to-mor-
row morning at 9 o'clock conducting
his brokerage business as usual, and
will continue to do so throughout the
week. l should say that it was quite
probable that there would ie recon-
ciliation between him and Mrs. Maude
Augusta Andrews"
Mrs. Maude Augusta Andrews. stout
and placid, listened without excitement
20 the recital of this conversation with
her husbands counsel. She had just
returned from ride with her two
children in the motor car given her by
her husband and seemed not to have
g car in the world.
"As to a reconciliation" she said
slowly, Il can't say anything about
that. You'll have to see my attorney.
But | love my husband very much, in
deed. I feel sure that God is working
n His own way for the good Of all
Of US.
Daddy and were very happy when
we were poor, but when he first began
10 make money, last August-that was
when the trouble began. That was
when he met Esther, you know.
"They say l am old-fashoned. If
owing my home and children is old
fashioned, then I am old ashioned."
Mrs. Andrews paused as if reconsid-
oring statement that was almost on
her lips. For moment her lips were
compressed in thought or in repres-
sive effort. Then she continued;
Doubts His Love for Rival
81 hope Esther has left for good /
don't think he really loved her-it was
a passing infatuation. If she has gone
everything will turn out all right"
Nothing has been heard from Esther
Marie since Thursday, when inquisitive
callers heard rather petulant femin.
inc voice in the Andrews apartment ex-
pressing the fervent wish that they'C
get to hell out" But even with Esther
Marie off the stage, the affairs of tn,
Andrews family might seem somewha
involved to a person Of less faith thai
Mrs. Maude Augusta.
There is the divorce action whicl
Mrs. Maude Augusta Andrews hersel
has started; there is the possibility O
the prosecution of her husband in Con
necticut where he married Esthe
Marie Tatnall last January; there
the report that the latter; embttere
by the sudden glare of public intere!
turned upon her unusual honeymoo1
will seek an annulment, and there il
most imminent of all. the investigatio
which Prosecutor Pierre P. Garvan,
Hudson County, intends to start to-da
Prosecuting Attorney Walsh,
Greenwich, Conn, has merely threa
ened to apply for the extradition
Andrews on charges of bigamy and pc
jury unless the broker surrenders hir
self In that city to-day. Mr. Garva
however. already has subpnnmd MI
Maude Augusta Andrews and she mu
appear befofe his grand jury to-day.
There is every indication that b
fore Mrs. Andrews goes to the graz
jury room she will have made up h
mind definitely as to whether reco
ciliation with her husband is possib
and her aspect yesterday was that