Foreign Language Press Service

p. 1.- The first thing required for success in business, is accurate knowledge of business affairs in general, and of the business in which one is engaged in particular. Only recently have the schools and Universities in the United States undertaken to teach the essentials of business. Their

May a worker who has invented some kind of a technical improvement of a factory me thed, or who has perfected some mechanical equipment, ask for a patent? This problem, which has repeatedly arisen in the courts, is entirely untouched by the American laws. Practically this question i

The editorial staff of this newspaper can never be accused of siding with the big capitalists, nor can we be charged with ever asking them for help of any kind. We have always claimed that the big capitalists, whether they were industrialists, manufacturers, or landowners, could be

Many will ask, Why is America a problem? If we look deeply into it, we will find the answer. Everyone knows that America is a wonderful land, rich in natural resources. Under her surface are found coal, oil, gold, silver, and other metals and ores. There are great forests, rivers and lakes. G

Part 1st. Historical Background. P. 1 We are requested to outline the progress of the Greeks of Chicago up to 1926. To do this with justice it is necessary to sketch the historical background of the Greeks in the United States. It is very little known that Greece had a Laf

Once again we say good-by to the old year - 1926 - and say hello to the new year-1927. The Vilnis is greeting a new year for the first time as a daily working class newspaper. The Vilnis had been faithfully serving the cause of the Lithuanian working class movement in the Middle Wes

Secretary of Labor James J. Davis and Secretary of Agriculture Jardine, after fully satisfying their appetites with food and drinks, started the new year by delivering addresses in the name of all the workers and farmers of America. The former stated that the workers are enjoying wonderful "p

The Republic of Mexico, with President Calles as its leader, is conducting a religious war in Mexico, as well as an economic war with its powerful neighbor, the United States. This is a typical economic war between two countries. The most important reason for this conflict is the exploitation

The true meaning of the Monroe Doctrine has been more or less a puzzle for many years. Generally speaking, the doctrine is supposed to mean "America for Americans." However, after many years of bitter experiences, the Latin and Central American republics have finally learned the true meaning

Leland Olds, famous economist, made the following statement recently about "prosperity" in the United States: "While record breaking corporation profits have increased the fortunes of industrial capitalists to hitherto unheard of levels and the trusts of multi-millionaires have reac

The organized workers of Chicago began a campaign against the policies which are being put into effect in the public schools by the Chicago Board of Education. This campaign deserves the aid and assistance of every right-thinking person, and of every worker whose children attend the public sc

A new body has been organized lately in Chicago, starting a movement for a municipal ownership of the Chicago street cars and elevated trains. The initiators of this body admit that this movement is nothing new in Chicago, and that it has been spoken of for the last twenty-five years.

In the past few years, radical movements in United States have weakened considerably. This is admitted by the Socialist and Communist organs, which emphasize, that, recently, the "red menace" has scarcely left a shadow. Even the fanatic Bolshevists have ceased to believe in the possibility of

System is the only thing that keeps everything around us in harmony and order. The planets of the Solar System and the rest of the creations of the Governing Power of the Universe are kept in order by system. In business as well as in our private life, system is necessary for our welfare, Unf

System is the only thing that keeps every thing around us in harmony and order. The planets of the Solar System and the rest of the oreations of the Governing Power of the Universe are kept in order by system. In business as well as in our private life, system is necessary for our welfare. Un

The American press writes of present wealth in the United States, therefore, one cannot be other than surprised, when a reader of such articles, seeks employment and finds none, but sees before him a very hopeless future. His savings have been reduced to nothing, and he inquires, "Where is th

In the final report for the year of corporations to the Internal Revenue Department, 244,544 corporations were taxed for a net profit of $9,036,980,163, while 169,917 corporations showed a lost of $1,739,107,755. Monopolistic and dominating corporations during the year earned over $9,000,000,

American newspaper syndicates, representing capital, are filled with articles of a complimentary nature-expounding the merits of the existing general prosperity in the United States. This prosperity is not a barometer of general distribution of profits, and jobs; it's only a yardstick by whic

Once more our worthy city fathers are strenuously engaged in the herculean task of creating better transportation facilities which have been their perennial problem, and has often been debated, investigated, negotiated, junked, and experted to the cost of $1,600,000 for a good many more years

The Greeks in the old country, and unfortunately some of us here, criticize those that work in law trades and vocations maintaining that it is not proper, and within the dignity and special standing of a person, to do manual labor. The so called Purists forgot the famous saying of Socrates. "