The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 19

F SUNDAY MOVIES {HOOCH DEALERS AND ATHLETICS | IN JERSEY CITY FORNEW JERSEY} GET ABIG SCARE pores Nite Senator to Introduce Bill Le-]But Their Friends Spotted galizing Amusements Af- Raiders’ Car and Partly f ter 1 o’Clock P. M, Foiled Them. Pa | A fight for Sunday movies and Persons who surreptitiously deal in Ma” Sunday athletics is on in Jersey City.| forbidden liquids in Jersey City are State Senator Alexander Simpson | Still alert to-day after having had a has announced that he will submit a|Scare thrown into them yesterday bill to the new Legislature at Tren-| afternoon, when an auto truck from rbocker Express Company, ork, drove up Newark Everybody v ton Jan. 9 which, if passed, will legalize Sunday amusements and athletics not only in Jersey City but y phoned his throughout the State. friend that t The Society for the Prevention of | agents were in town. This part Crime and the Promotion of Morals /ea"!9 marie, si hg been here by E)headed by the Rev. James Parkers | perry the wir i the Rev. Harvey Wyatt and the Rev ‘ Frank.S. Ritter, all Jersey City min-| age isters, are preparing to combat the move in the cou Authorities in have countenance: of the “benefit” var and more of the th their doors cach w th ot the reform organization come more and more incensed not only by the openin but by the Sunday been going on at P in the heart of and wine. Of nearly ccs raided only about och" was seized quality. 7 n the sal $1,000 wor None of it of a sest haul w theatres vin, Railroad r David Te * f > ‘| CENTRAL AMERICANS ARE SPLIT OVER UNION and the u the Prever motion of The a different view } of the reforn one of the le Costa Rica Objects When Matter Is poned. WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. 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