C. The parcels post would turn the tide of civilization from the cities back to the land.
D. The farmer would be benefitted.
1. He would save time and expense in driving to market.
2. He could have more of the comforts and conveniences of city life.
3. He would have better market facilities for his products.
IV. A parcels post would not be class legislation.
A. Mail-order houses and city department stores would not benefit unduly.
B. Express companies would not be seriously injured.
1. Their present rates are excessive.