Special public schools for only English-speaking children? 1920.

MacCAUGHEY GIVES FAVORABLE OPINION OF SPECIAL SCHOOLS

Superintendent Recommends Establishment of Three Institutions For English-Speaking Children

Within a year or so Honolulu will have three schools primarily for English-speaking children, if recommendations made by Vaughan MacCaughey, superintendent of public instruction, are adopted by the department, and, since the law permits such schools, no objection is expected.

A committee of parents, representing some 400 English-speaking children, petitioned a recent meeting of the school board for the establishment of a school or schools for such children. The superintendent was authorized to investigate and submit a report and recommendations.

John K. Mokumaia political ad, 1920.

JOHN K. MOKUMAIA

CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE

on the

DEMOCRATIC BALLOT,

Fifth District, for the Vote for Candidate.

James K. Jarrett political ad, 1920.

VOTE FOR

James K.
JARRETT

as Candidate for Representative from the Fourth District on the 2nd of October.

John P. Kapua, political ad, 1920.

VOTE FOR

JOHN P. KAPUA

as Candidate for Representative, FIfth District.

I strongly oppose the separation of the English-speaking students into separate schools