Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-19
ANOTHER PRIEST
VICTIM OF GRIP
Rev. Aloysius Hughes, of
Holy Name, iii Only
Week
FILLING FIRST CHARGE
Wife of Former Member of
Cuban Cabinet Also Sue.
cumbs to Influenza

Anc ther priest has fallen "A victim to
epidemic Influenza
The Rev. Aloysus Hughes. assistant
pastor Of the Holy Name Catholic
church. East l5erks and Gaul streets,
died in st. Mary's Hospital after a
weeks Illness with pneumonia follow
ing influenza.
Tie young priest. who was popular
IN the Kenslngton district. was twenty
l"ur years old. lie was the colleague
Ct the Rev Vincent de Mchels and the
I'ev. Father Scholz and was filling his
first charge.
Ito was graduated from the catholic
hiNersity, Washington, n. C.. and or
daiEed n year ago by Bishop Thomas
Joseph Shahan at Washington. lie was
born in New York city and Is survived
by his parents and two brothers. one
| OF whom is priest Of the Holy Name
Catholic Church. Kansas city. Mo.
The body was sent to New York to-
day for burial in the dominican plot in
Calvary Cemetery
Wife of Cuban Dies
Mrs Conception Zayas de Nodarse.
wife of Colonel Orencio Nodarse, Post
| master General of Cuba during the adj
'ninistratiOn of President Gomez and
later director general of the Cuban Lot
terry, prominent member of the Ma
/ uonal Association of the Veterans Of
! the War of Independence of Cuba died
| Thursday at the Sunderland. Thirty
| fifth street ana Powclton avenue, a VIC
| tim of influenza. Mrs. Nodarse was III
| only n week She is survived by her
| husband and her son. OrenCio Nodarse
Jr, "A student in engineering at the Uni
versty Of Pennsylvania.
The body will be taken to Havana FOR
! burial by arrangement with the Cuban
| vice consul in this city.
James Il cherry, assistant superin-
! tendent' of the Ford Motor Company,
| Broad street Hnd Lchlgh avenue, died at
! his home, 1243 West Allegheny avenue.
last Saturday from pneumonia following
! influenza. Mr.. Cherry was twenty-eight
. years old and had been connected with
the Ford company in this city since the
! opening of the branch, growing up from
a shop boy to assistant superintendent
Quickest Death Known In Epidemic
Alice Wolowitz. student nurse a
Mount Sinai Hospital, was stricken witt
influenza yesterday morning Pneuno
mia developed and death followed a
$3.50 o'clock This is one of the quicl;
est cases. the doctors at the hospita
: say, that is known in the city it is be
lievcd that she was III previously, bu
did not give up to II. The decease
nurse was sixteen years old. and cam
, from Girardville ten months ago
: Mount Sinai Hospital TO study for he
z profession.
5 DE Witt Clinton Smith. manager
: Philadelphia Of the Detroit Graphi'
!; Company. died at his home in Glensid
e last Wednesday, his thirty-sixth birth
day, from pneumonia. He started 8
a the age of sixteen with the DiXo
! Crucible Company and made a vic
- reputation in the paint and steel trad
d rising steadily to the position OF ma'
:, ager.
n Mr.. Smith was preparing to cclcbrat
his birthday when he fell victim
II the epidemic. ending IN his death. i
!, is survived by his widow and two chi
>, dreu. He was IA member of Mason
.r Lodge No. 81, the North Hills CountI
IS club, the Manufacturers Club, the Ei
9, gineers' club and numerous other o
II ganiZationS.