Reprinted in the Congressional Record. 45: Appendix 382-6. Congressional Record. 46: 1243-5. Ja. 21, ’11. Proposed Parcels Post: Speech in the House of Representatives, January 17, 1911. Ralph W. Moss. Congressional Record. 46: 1273-6. Ja. 21, ’11. Limited Parcels Post. Congressional Record. 46: 1443-5. Ja. 25, ’11. Why the People Favor a General Parcels Post: Speech in the House of Representatives, January 17, 1911. William Sulzer. Congressional Record. 46: 1881. F. 2, ’11. Resolution Adopted by Nebraska Farmer’s Congress in Favor of Parcels Post. *Congressional Record. 46: 1941-7. F. 3, ’11. Star Routes and Rural Parcels Post: Speech in the House of Representatives, January 19, 1911. F. W. Mondell. Congressional Record. 46: 2773-4. F. 9, ’11. Parcels Post: Speech in the House of Representatives. Ralph W. Moss. Consists mostly of quotations from the Price Current and other trade journals. Meyer, George von L. Address at the Banquet of the New England Postmasters, October 12, 1907. 14p. pa. Govt. Ptg. Office. *Sulzer, William. Our Postal Express: Speech in the House of Representatives, June 9, 1910. 8p. pa. Govt. Ptg. Office. Reprinted from the Congressional Record. 45: 8287-97. Je. 15, ’10. [Address William Sulzer, Representative, Washington, D. C.] *Sulzer, William. People Demand a General Parcels Post: Speech in the House of Representatives, February 6, 1911. 15p. pa. Govt. Ptg. Office. Reprinted from the Congressional Record. 46: 2094-7. F. 6, ’11. [Apply to William Sulzer, Representative, Washington, D. C.] United States. Post Office Dep’t. Annual Report of the Postmaster General. 1907. pp. 9-11. Extension of the Parcel Post. 10c. Supt. of Doc. _Magazine Articles_ Arena. 23: 103-6. Ja. ’00. Needed Postal Reform. Louis E. Guillow. Arena. 35: 212-3. F. ’06. England’s Magnificent Postal-Service Record. Arena. 37: 308-9. Mr. ’07. Postal Service in Japan. Cosmopolitan. 36: 379*-81*. F. ’04. Aid Which the Post Office Department Might Render to Commerce. John B. Walker. *Cosmopolitan. 36: 497*-9*. Mr. ’04. Who Will Be Benefited by a Parcels Post? John B. Walker. *Craftsman. 14: 592-4. S. ’08. More Efficient Postal Service. Gustav Stickley. *Good Housekeeping. 53: 2-10. Jl. ’11. Housekeeping by Parcels Post. Isabel G. Curtis. *Hampton’s. 26: 261-4. F. ’11. Let Us Have a Parcels Post. *Housekeeper. 31: 11-35. Ag. ’08. Parcels Post. George E. Miller. Independent. 53: 2607-8. O. 31, ’01. Parcels Post. Independent. 56: 306-9. F. 11, ’04. Post Office, Our Mutual Transportation Company. James L. Cowles. Independent. 63: 1185-7. N. 14, ’07. Parcels Post. Independent. 67: 986-7. O. 28, ’09. It Must Come. *Independent. 70: 105-7. Ja. 12, ’11. Parcels Post Once More. Nation. 90: 345. Ap. 7, ’10. For a Parcels-Post. Reuben G. Thwaites. Nineteenth Century. 53: 253-63. F. ’03. Agricultural Parcel Post. J. Henniker Heaton. Outlook. 90: 801-2. D. 12, ’08. Postal Deficit and a Rural Parcel Post.