One more cheep out of you, my friend, and I'll go up to my own logging-camp, return here with a crew of bluenoses and wild Irish and run your WOPS, bohunks, and cholos out of the county.
"The Valley of the Giants"
Peter B. Kyne
It is hard work to get a new idea into the mind of a man who is encased in a shell of ignorance or prejudice, but the salesman is worse than bad-mannered who lets another man, whoever he is, know that he thinks his religion is no good, that his political party is rotten, that his country is not worth a cancelled postage stamp, and that the people of his race are "frogs," "square-heads," "dagos," "WOPS," or "kikes."
"The Book of Business Etiquette"
Nella Henney
They come in my place, Dagoes, WOPS, Hunnyacks, Swedes, Jews, every breed, and what you think-they keep talkin' about what us Americans had ought to do to lick Germany.
"The Wrong Twin"
Harry Leon Wilson
