Jane Addams to John Bertram Andrews, January 19, 1925

My dear Mr. Andrews:

I shall be very glad to remain one of the Vice-Presidents for the American Association for Labor Legislation. I was so sorry to be ill during the meeting in Chicago as I had hoped to attend the luncheon as well as the general meeting. In fact, I was ill the evening I gave my paper and had to cut it down almost by half. I have been meaning to get it down in writing. Do you need it for printing? In any event, I do not want to have printed what I gave that evening without a chance to go over it.

With congratulations for the successful meeting, I am,

Faithfully yours,