Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11

at which time the matteriWil be put
squarcly up to the patrons Of the school
and citizens of the town. The present
school building, it is said, is over
crowded and -even now quarters, for
classes have to be obtained in private
residences near the school. Classes
are crowded into the basement of the
present building. These rooms are i'll
lighted and overcrowded, making it i'm
possible for pupils to lend their best ef-
forts to their tasks. Superintendent or
Education John e. Carroll said yester-
day that it was estimated. that new
high school building such as the truS-
tees have in mind, would cost in the
ncghborhood Of $125,000. An addition
al school district levy Of from u to Il
mills would be needed to take care Of a
bond issue for the-purpose, should such
be voted. A movement having as it's OBJ
icct the erection OF d high school build
ing. was begun last year apd after sig
natures Of numbers of taxpayers and
citizens to petition asking for the
calling Of an election on the question
had been 1ccured, the matter was al
lowed to drop. The school is at present
without an auditorium, the former au-
ditorium having long since been par
titioncdoff in order to be used in, pro
yiding room for the everincreaslng, en-
rollment. Those familiar with the ST.
uation say that the conditions under
which the children are attending school
daily are such that they cannot con-
tinue unchanged very much longer
! ON and after February 10, the ex-
pense of the local delivery service mere
tofore borne by The Yorkville Enqul-
rer, is to be borne by the SUBSCRIBER
This does not apply to subscriptions re-
turned and paid for before February
10; but to all Subscriptions to be- en-
tered after that date. Here is the SIT
l,uation. All newspapers everywhere
charge a dollar or such matter more
for papers delivered by carriers thah
for papers sent by mall. There is a
reason. The local carrier service is SC
much more expensive than the NAL
service. For instance the clrcuiatlon
of the Yorkville Enquirer is approx
matelv 5000. Of this approximately
o.7OO papers go by mail and approx
mately $50 by carriers. The cost OF
the mail service is $40 a month and OF
carrier service SO a month. The post
office regulations provide for the free
delivery of papers to subscribers Whe
oau for them at the post office; bu'
! for local papers delivered by the de.
partment's local carriers the charge Is
cent per copy. There is to be nc
change in the subscription price te
those who get their papers at the pos,
Office; but if the delivery service is te
be maintained after this year IT mus,
be maintained at the expense OF those
who get the benefit Of II. The charge
for this service on all subscriptions re-
celved after February 1swils be 80 cents 5
This extra charge is to be used solel!
for; the purpose of maintaining the
delivery service, the entire recelpts
from it going to the pay OF the poys
who do the work. If the receipt:
should aggregate more than enough 1o'
fair pay, the charge will be reduced ac' ss
cordingly, so as to keep the subscrip.
tisn price to the local subscriber IN aS
exact proportion as possible to the maj
subscriber. But let there BE no con
fusion about the matter. Tue pup.
fishers assume that they are unoei
implied obligation to deliver the papesl
to local subscribers who pay the''
subscriptions before February -.