Walker, Ernest G. From the Boston Herald. Data Relative to Proposed Extension of Parcels Post 18 Bennet, William S. Post-Office, Our Mutual Express Company 27 Lewis, David J. System of Postal Express 32 Barth, Dr. Letter. Hearings before the Committee on the Post-Office and Post Roads 42 German Parcels Post. Monthly Consular and Trade Reports 45 AFFIRMATIVE DISCUSSION Sulzer, William. Our Postal Express 49 Rider, Fremont. Parcels Post and the Retailer. World’s Work 52 Mondell, F. W. Star Routes and Rural Parcels Post. Congressional Record 58 Bennet, William S. General Deficiency Bill. Congressional Record 62 Walker, John B. Who Will Be Benefited by a Parcels Post? Cosmopolitan 72 Stickley, Gustav. More Efficient Postal Service. Craftsman 78 Parcels Post Once More. Independent 80 Sulzer, William. People Demand a General Parcels Post 82 Let Us Have a Parcels Post. Hampton’s 87 Curtis, Isabel G. Housekeeping by Parcels Post. Good Housekeeping 92 Miller, George E. Parcels Post. Housekeeper 94 NEGATIVE DISCUSSION Maxwell, George H. Perils of Parcels Post Extension 99 Clark, Allan W. Objections to the Parcels Post. Independent 106 Burrows, Charles W. Further Thoughts on Parcels Post 108 Burrows, Charles W. One Cent Letter Postage, Second Class Mail Matter, and Parcels Post 110 Ordway, John A. Parcels Post 115 Merritt, Albert N. Shall the Scope of Governmental Functions Be Enlarged so as to Include the Express Business? Journal of Political Economy 122 Parcels Post in England. Parcels Post Problem 129 Spofford, C. W. A. B. C. of Parcels Post 130 French, F. E. Parcels Post 131 Bogardus, W. P. Why Parcels Post Is Not a Good Thing for This Country 135 Haugen, Gilbert N. Parcels Post and Postal Savings Banks 138 Smith, S. C. Parcels Post 140 BRIEF Resolved, That the Federal Government should establish a Parcels Post. INTRODUCTION I. It has been claimed that A. Our postal rates on third and fourth class matter are exorbitant as compared with those in foreign countries.