DEATH C"LLS YOUTH A VICTIM OF SLEEPING SICKNESS
Scott C. Hyde Dies In San Francisco After Being Afflictd Three Weeks
LODI (San Joaquin Co.). December 16.--The burial here to-day of Scott C. Hyde, 25, who died in San Francisco Sunday, marked the end of another victim of "sleeping sickness" following influenza.
For three weeks, Hyde, a native of Phoenix, Arizona, and son of Dr. E.C. Hyder, San Francisco dentist, was afflicted with the sleeping sickness. A week ago he apparently awakened only to pass away.
The young man formerly attended the Lodi High School.
The Sacramento Bee Dec 16, 1919
Scott C. Hyde Dies In San Francisco After Being Afflictd Three Weeks
LODI (San Joaquin Co.). December 16.--The burial here to-day of Scott C. Hyde, 25, who died in San Francisco Sunday, marked the end of another victim of "sleeping sickness" following influenza.
For three weeks, Hyde, a native of Phoenix, Arizona, and son of Dr. E.C. Hyder, San Francisco dentist, was afflicted with the sleeping sickness. A week ago he apparently awakened only to pass away.
The young man formerly attended the Lodi High School.
The Sacramento Bee Dec 16, 1919
DEATH C"LLS YOUTH A VICTIM OF SLEEPING SICKNESS
Scott C. Hyde Dies In San Francisco After Being Afflictd Three Weeks
LODI (San Joaquin Co.). December 16.--The burial here to-day of Scott C. Hyde, 25, who died in San Francisco Sunday, marked the end of another victim of "sleeping sickness" following influenza.
For three weeks, Hyde, a native of Phoenix, Arizona, and son of Dr. E.C. Hyder, San Francisco dentist, was afflicted with the sleeping sickness. A week ago he apparently awakened only to pass away.
The young man formerly attended the Lodi High School.
The Sacramento Bee Dec 16, 1919
Scott C. Hyde Dies In San Francisco After Being Afflictd Three Weeks
LODI (San Joaquin Co.). December 16.--The burial here to-day of Scott C. Hyde, 25, who died in San Francisco Sunday, marked the end of another victim of "sleeping sickness" following influenza.
For three weeks, Hyde, a native of Phoenix, Arizona, and son of Dr. E.C. Hyder, San Francisco dentist, was afflicted with the sleeping sickness. A week ago he apparently awakened only to pass away.
The young man formerly attended the Lodi High School.
The Sacramento Bee Dec 16, 1919
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