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Prince Clark, father of the leper boy at the county house, faces eviction from his Clay Street home in mid-winter. The city will destroy his household goods, and may seek to deport him to the Barbadoes. Camden Post-Telegram, January 20, 1909.
The Camden Board of Health discusses a proposition to help Prince Clark, father of the leper boy at the county house, who faces eviction and joblessness. Camden Post-Telegram, December 29, 1908.
Residents of Clay Street are alarmed after Prince Clarke, father of a boy believed to have leprosy, is refused work by Camden Coke Company employees. Camden Daily Courier, October 14, 1908.