Word: irelander
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...frostily replied : "Oh yes, if the country needs money I'm always glad to chip in. But next time I come in, I'm going to declare everything, even if it's worn to rags!" Some undeclared embroidered pajamas were for Daughter Roberta who remained in Ireland to visit Grandma Semple and to "visit our 30 missions in Africa and India." Edward of Wales played cautious baccarat at Le Touquet for 10,000 francs a stake. His opponent was Mrs. James Cresson Parrish, Manhattan socialite. Soon she won 250,000 francs (about $10,000) from...
June 24-Irish Derby; at Curragh, Ireland...
...Labor supports the Smoot-Hawley bill on the theory that it will keep out the products of cheap foreign labor. Matthew Woll, A. F. of L. vice president, bitterly attacked Henry Ford for his tariff opposition, citing the fact that the motorman had moved his tractor plant to Ireland, where he makes his machines at 60% of the U. S. cost and imported them to this country duty-free as agricultural implements. But labor was not unanimous. George L. Berry, president of the International Printing Pressmen's Union of North America, last week flayed the bill as "the most...
...told Ed to buy the ticket for me. He was a dollar short in his rent that week, so that made it even. . . . I've played the horses all my life, and now I've beaten them at last. . . . Maybe I'll go to Ireland, I don't know...
June 24?Irish Derby; at Curragh, Ireland...