The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-13
BRITISH PRINCE WHO FOUGHT
 THRU VAR IS VISITING U. S.;
 IS VERY LIKEARlE PARSONAGE

NEW YORK tPD-Daytd Guelph who arrived in Washington yester- ... described as a "healthy, whole .ama man with light hair, blue eyes .. somewhat plain. good nau..H ae.." and better known as His Royal ..i-aucs-. the Prince ol Wales. is 25 ..a.- old. and as heir apparent of the ..-h throne, is the eldest Of the % children of King George V and Queen Mary
 Ill., was born on June %. 1894. ac- .dtug to his royal biographers. ~e- ..tgcd careful and conmmon-svnse education. mentally and physically,
 has ever shown simpGc5. n uu0uer. dress and life" The prince. whose full name is Edward Albert
 -rian George Andrew Patricl. aNl. Guelph lhis iamily's rayoa.,c perhaps. distinguishing character ue- He carries cane is a s2leA- .1 swimmer and dancer and is yoav nd oI animals
 The highest dignitary oI all the nH-1 rulers nearly 100 oOoo05 sub eGs. d veteran of the great war will bear Q President Wilson and the poo
 of the United States the -N2ros- ..n ol tho British Empires apprtciA- and gratitude for AmericaS Da. .0gat.on in the conflict and her part .u achi-ying final victory While in
 -'ington he will be lodged in tke
 , House. just as President and $. Wilson were made to led at aao last December in Buckingham .ace."
 The princess royal title, briefly, to - Royal Highness etc. K. G.. G. M
 G.. C. M. B. E. NJ. C., Prince of ars and Earl of Chester, Prince of
 al Britain and Ireland, Duk. ot o.nwau. Duke of Bothcsay, Earl of a icE, Baron of Ronlrew. Lont al TT. I..r. and Great Steward of aoot- aa Upon the death of his gran - tner. King Edward VII and the as nsion of his father to the .hronr. David" became the Prince ot Wales. fcn by the way. carries no ng ..vnues or perrogatiycs for tha hold
 who sits in the house of lords.
 K Duke of Cornwall the princess aame .a aid to approximate 25oo.- .v year. derived from rents and a.uyz in Cornwall coal mne:, He .Wn. E2.ooo acres of land in the coun- ar Cornwall 5o.o00 in Dcyonshirc and Imge areas in Somerset and Lon on. Y. was proclaimed Prince of Wales on June 23, 1910 and invested .J guuuNon a.tle Wales, on "ull 3. 1911 He maintains three resi- .ncc4. York Cottage, Sandringham
 udsor Castle, Berkshire and Buck anam Palace, London Importuned
 join many wealthy clubs, the ioce so far has contcntod himselr
 h membership in the Bachelors t. loEal Automobile
 Jua prince was little more than go years old when the war broke out md with his younger brother Prime" ,.t.t. .nt.rrd lire military service. ..c joined the Grnnadjer Guards at
 beginning of hostilities and on .tnmJnr 16. 1914 was appointed an -dc.camp on the staff of Field
 .al Sir John French On 9ev- ."al occasions he showed courage
 going incognito into the trenches in upper Alsace and on his 21st birth ay. which he celebrated at the front, .yrowIy escaped death by shelIfre u uoos. On October 12, 1915 shou r eckaJ the motor car in which he ae riding and killed his chauffeur. I- escaped injury. Shortly after President Poincare bestowed upon him the CroiX de Guerre.
 In March 1916 the prince went 10 egypt as a staff captain to the com mander-in-chief of the Meditcrran- an forces. Meanwhile the prince rad helped to raise $2O0O0,00O in london for the relief of wounded ,Idiers and sailors, had visited King .otor Emmanuel of Italy and the Italian front and flown over the Austrian lines with a British pilot, After the almistce was signed the .ince went to Coblenz where he Was tra guest of the American comlnand- -;n-chief and made hit with the Yankee doughboys During the