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April 20, 1926

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SENATORS GET CHURCH PLEA; Bishop Cannon, Speaking for Methodists, Urges Larger Funds. PROSECUTOR CITES DATA Mrs. Willebrandt Says Prohibition Is a Success, With Enforcement Gaining. MRS. BOOLE LAUDS DRY ACT W.C.T.U. Is Backed by the Salvation Army in Testimony at the Senate Inquiry. Drys Claim Decrease in Drunkenness and Charily Cases Since Dry Law Passed Methodist Church Workers Demand Rigid Enforcement as They Recall Evils of Saloon Points to Increasing Dry Law Convictions

By Special to The New York Times

Bishop Cannon quotes figures of decreased arrests since 1913

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KELLOGG DECLINES LEAGUE INVITATION TO GENEVA MEETING; America Will Not Discuss the World Court Reservations With Other Nations. STANDS ON SENATE ACTION Secretary Declares That He Has No Authority to Change "Unequivocal" Terms. EACH NATION MUST REPLY Exchange of Notes With the 48 Signatories Begins -- Greece and Cuba Accept. KELLOGG DECLINES LEAGUE INVITATION

By Special to The New York Times

Declines invitation to Geneva conf on U S World Court reservations; text of note

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