Correspondence: 1919, May 1 - Nov 25., 1919

John Andrews sailed for Europe in mid-July to further the work of the Association for the educational commission of the United States War Department. The trip also provided the opportunity for him to serve as technical advisor to the organizing committee appointed by the federal government to set up the International Labor Legislation Conference scheduled for October in Washington. On his return in September, Andrews sent John R. Commons a report of his trip, and stated that he expected to spend most of his time that fall in Washington. S. S. Goldwater and Alexander Lambert of the American Medical Association cooperated with the AALL to launch another drive for health insurance.