Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 337, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1927 — Page 2

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PRESIDENT UNDER STRICT GUARD BY SECRETSERVICE Personal Police of White House Also Keeps Close j Watch. f ßu United Press WASHINGTON, May 6. Although no attempts to do physical harm to a President have been made In recent years, an extensive system has been built up to protect him. No king is guarded more carefully. Every time he steps out of his house, from four to six secret service men in plain clothes accompany him. One walks at his side and converses with him when he goes on his walks through the streets. Three are usually lined up a few feet behind him. Guards in Car When he travels by automobile, a secret service car accompanies him a few feet in the rear. At least one secret service man stands on the running board ready to jump at the slightest indication of danger. The moment the President’s car stops they swarm up around him. , When the President travels by train the same retinue of guards go with him. A lone engine is usually run over the tracks a half mile ahead of the Presidential train to tesfc-Ahe track and guard against accident. All other trains must go to sidings to let the presidential train through. Own Police Force In addition to the secret service detail the President has his own police force, known as the White House police. This group consists of a half dozen men in uniform who guard the White House and the executive of- , fices day and night. One Secret Service man is always , allotted to the wife of the President. , She never goes out unless accompanied by this plainclothes protector. The necessity for this close protection has irritated some Presi- j dents in recent years, but they have ; to submit to it.

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JOKE AIMED AT BRITISH MARINES ENDSIN DEATH 'Ghost’ Stabbed With Bayonet by. Sentry—Cold Brought End. Bit United Press LONDON, May 6.—A ghost story that made the British Army and Navy laugh at the marines, has ended tragically with the death of James William Smith, 26, a royal marine. Smith played a practical joke on John C. Moat, a young recruit. In their barracks at Deal lie talked of a ghost that had often been seen around the grounds, and Moat listened. That night Moat went on sentry duty and was walking, after midnight, near a clump of trees when he suddenly saw a white object with (lowing robes approach him. I “I took the white-elad figure for

a ghost,” he told the coroner’s Jury. “I was startled, but approached the object and challenged it. There was no reply. Suddenly the object ran

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at me and fell right across the bayonet point. I pulled the bayonet out quickly, but tfie ghost then hit me on the chin and closed with it.” The “ghost” ran away and re-

ported at the marine hospital as James Smith, with two bayonet wounds in his body. It was soon discovered that the wounds were not dangerous, and so the joke was on

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Smith. But ho caught a serve cold from exposure in scanty clothing that night. Pneumonia developed and he died a fortnight later. Moat was exonerated.