Al H. Woods, stage producer, espe
cially slammed by Brady, said he was
willing to hold the sponge in the
Mayor's corner or that he would take
on Brady for any number of rounds.
"Otherwise," said Mr. Woods. "1 have
said my say for the time being. T
don't know what's the matter with Bill.
He's a good fellow ordinarily, but lie
seems to he troubled with astigmatism
whenever he looks at his own record.
There's ?. good old proverb which says:
'Doc, heal your ownself,' or something
like that. I recommend it to Bill.
"Cosh! If I wanted to be mean
enough to go hack over the past thirty
five or forty years and list the piays
that have been shot at by the reformers
I could mention a lot of good names In
the list of producers. But I'm not
throwing any bricks."
( Word from the interests associated ]
for voluntary censorship said they
would like to confer with Mayor Hyian
Knd other city officials regarding a plnn
under which the city could cooperate
with the conference. .John F. Gilchrist,
License Commissioner, said no invita
tion had been extended to him to par
. tieipate.
The managers, playwriters, actors and
welfare society representatives want to
have the panel jury plan working by
the opening of the theatrical season of
JUDGE REBUKES WOMEN
GREEDY FOR DIAMONDS
Craze for Finery Is Curse of
Times, Says Gibbs.
Woman's craze for diamonds, furs and
ether finery was the obiect of a de
tiouncement of her modern tendencies
by Judge Louis P. Glbbs In The Bronx
County <~"ourt yesterday.
The wife of Saul Zukor. proprietor of
a millinery store at 445 East 169th street,
charged with criminally receiving stolen
voods. had been ci'lled to the stand.
