The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25

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isn't it lovely to be alone, darling" Hrs, u
ndres told the New Jersey Vice-C hancelicf rs.
le heard her husbands soul mate COO to him. 20
y And Then They Went on Saying All Sorts u
Things While the Hidden Wife LiSfened +,
18th Al Her Ears and Fast Increasing Wrath.ppea
which firmly grasped their heads. That
much they knew beyond any doubt.
But where had she come from? How
had she gotten in the car? Why hadn't
they known she was there?
From Mr.. Andres relaxed and nerve
less hand the steering wheel slipped. The
auto headed for the ditch Mrs. Andres
saw it, released his and put both hands
around Mrs. Lbbey's throat. Automati-
caly, Mr. Andres regained control;
brought the car to stop. -
For Gods sake. Efic, LET 60 Of ].
her." he gasped you're killing
her" He caught his wife's wrists s
broke then grip about Mrs Libbeys +
neck. Mrs. Andres struggled; Mrs.
Libbey's blonde head fell back
against the cushions of the car. Mrs. S.
Andres pulled her hands free and
buried them in that blonde hair.
The hair yielded. Mrs Andres
strewed the oosened puffs in the
road -
ia, T thought 50" she shifted ii
always thought your hair was false. z &.
Lloyd" sobbed Mrs Libbey,
protect me from this Woman You =
may be duty bound to her, but you
are love bound to me-"
Stealing Laura Jean Libbey's !.
stuff r. cried Mrs. Andres scathingly
"Efiep pleaded her husband
Lloyd" moaned Mrs. Libbey, shes
nearly killed me. believe my neck is S
dislocated"
Now" began Andres, soothingly. -
walled Mrs. Libbey;; "YOu told me Il s
ever we we're found out you would de-
eide and yon would choose me-"
HE did, did hep observed Mrs.
SELF" moaned Mrs Libbey. I gIaa.
Don't be foolish" said Mr.. Andres. -
Mrs Lbbey. flung herself from the car.
I'm going to end this. I'll end it in ~
the river" she cried. She rushed away
a policeman's big figure bulked out Of
Here! What's~all this row about pr
he demanded. a
"Nothng-nothing of any Importance Is
officer" said Andres, according to his
4. wife. There's been a little party and IT,
both of these women have had too much
rupted 81 never drank anything in my
life. This man is my husband. He's been ~
here for an hour at the hotel with another. =
woman. She's threatening to kill herself. i
Let her." ~.4sy
voice came through the darkness 1.
Where's the river? I'm going to-
~ guess if that lady wanted to kill s
herself bad enough she wouldn't be q
askln directions, remarked the police
- man wisely. He caught Mrs. Libbey byoso
the arm. you're going home. Right =
now or III arrest you for dsorlerly con-
e fron a' nea Mr. H Andre her into
place beside her. Mrs. Andres climbed
into the back seat. The officer looked
severely at the dishevelled Mrs. Libbey.ss5
% you've no business to be in the carr
,e with that man if he's this womans hus-
band," said the policeman in judicial -
tones. 49, =
"Time will tell" said Mrs. Iibhey ..
"A pretty pair, you are" said Mrs.
Andres. @.e,
During the drive she said no more She
Canada had secured her evidence" She would,ul
I've got ten what she had heard from under the -.
~ aP gro in court t or in an affidavit ANY
blonde separation AMI costs. and counsel, fees #
at that and alimony. es.
II know And few lays later Mrs. Andres did otF
e writer begin suit for separate maintanance n
ute the before the New Jersey Chancery Court
on the and told the Vice. Chancellor just what Y
lde here she had heard from the shelter of that
md dis lap-fObe hanging from the front