Concede war prohibition act validity amid changed facts
The opinion holds that the war prohibition act remains valid unless clear need no longer exists. It reviews whether the Eighteenth Amendment repealed or altered the act, and whether demobilization ended the wartime power enabling prohibition. It notes executive actions and Congressional responses through late 1919, finding no definite end to the emergency justifying removal of the statute.
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