El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
IS Welded
To MISS LOUDER
License Issued in Deming;
A Mrs. Geo. L. Seese
Lives in Los Angeles.

An FL Paso-Bos Angeles marital
complication has followed the move
ment Of troops into Mexico.
The marriage at Deming, N NJ. on
Feb. rs, OF George l. seese to Miss
Cecile Louder, OF El Paso. was kept a
secret until this week. when the bride.
following the departure Of George L
seese. Associated Press correspondent.
from Ell Paso, for Columbus, N. NJ, 10
accompany the American army OF In
vssion into Mexico, announced that the
newspaper man was her husband The
announcement was made to some doe
tor friends and finally found its way to
The Herald The bride showed mar
rage certificate.
Miss Louder is n nurse, Tecentiy
working at Rolston hospital, az prior
TO her engagement there, she Was en-
ployed at Providence. She is a sister
OF the Jockeys Louder and her father
is a horse owner.
The Herald's correspondent at Dem
ing affirmed that the couple were mar
ried in Deming by judge c. c. Rogers
on the date given and added that Mr..
Seese represented himself as an AssO-
ciated Press man" The correspondent
said that Mr.. Seese was later seen by
DeminE people at Columbus, n. NJ. the
day following the attack upon Column
bus by Villa, which he covered for the
press association.
Persons from Ell PasO, who have
been at Columbus recently, state that a
charming young woman was with him
there and that he introduced her freely
as Mrs. Seese" They said that she
had tokingly said that she intended to
accompany hSr husband into Mexico
and act as a nurse for wounded SOL
diers. asserting that this was her pro-
fession.
The news that George l. Seese was
married on Feb. rs at Deming. N M
TO Miss Cecile Louder" was wired to
Los Angeles, when back came the fol-
lowing message to The Herald:
Mrs. George L Seese lives IN Los
Angeles She says she and Seese were
married II years ago in Chicago. They
Rave had four children. Mrs. Seese has
heard nothing about any marriage in
New Mexico and she never heard Of
Miss Louder. She says she had a tele-
gram from George Seese two DAYS ago
In which he told her he was going
with the troops into Mexico. Asso-
ciated Press people here know nothing
asked The Herald to supply more de-
tails.
Has there been a divorce?" The
Herald wired back.
Mrs Seese denies there has been
any divorce" came the answer
Then The Herald sent a message to
the superintendent Of the Associated
Press at San Francisco asking: us
George 4 Seese married? II so, where
is his family2"
The reply came back: yes, wife and
children in Los Angeles"
Meantime. Geo. L Seese. Associated
Press correspondent. has gone into
Mexico with the Pershing troops and
the young nurse has gone TO ROYCE.
Rockwell county. Texas, informing her
doctor friends that she may be addressed
there as Mrs George L Seese-" One
or her last statements to an EI Paso
doctor was:
1T is not true that my husband has
wife and children anywhere. Some
body is irving to hold him up for money.
maybe Would he introduce me to his
friends here If he had a wife else
where?"
Miss Louder was living at s1e Mesa
avenue at the time the DeminE records
show marriage license issued TO
George L Seese and Cecile Louder"
George /. Seese. Associated Press cor
respondent who came to lei Paso from
Los Angeles, was living at the same
address at that time.
Later. according TO friends. after
their wedding was announced, they
took an apartment in the DIVER apsrt-
ments on Santa Fe street
In FL Paso George L Seese Of the
Associated Press talked freely about
MS family and his children. and to
one man he said he had been divorced
from his wife for three years.
When called over the telephone from
Fl Paso while he was in Columbus, and
asked bout the reported marriage to
an FL Paso girl, Mr.. Seese declared that
there was nothing to it,"