...fact that women may now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogatives and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced,...sexes, certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor traffic. See the Twenty-First Amendment and Carter v. Virginia, 321 US 131. The Constitution...

...fact that women may now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogatives and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced,...sexes, certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor traffic. See the Twenty-First Amendment and Carter v. Virginia, 321 US 131. The Constitution...

...The fact that women may now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogative and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced,...sexes, certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor traffic. . . . The Constitution does not require legislatures to reflect sociological insight,...

..."The fact that women now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogatives and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced, does not preclude the States from drawing a sharpe line between the sexes. certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor tratlic *...

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...The fact that women may now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogative and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced,...sexes, certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor traffic. . . . The Constitution does not require legislatures to reflect sociological insight,...

...The fact thac women may now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogative and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced,...sexes, certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor traffic. . . . The Constitution does not require legislatures to reflect sociological insight,...

..."The fact that women may now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogative and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced,...sexes, certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor traffic." The statute in question, which stands today, did not exclude all women, but only...

...The fact that women may now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogative and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced,...sexes, certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor traffic. . . . The Constitution does not require legislatures to reflect sociological insight,...

..."The fact that women may now have achieved the virtues that men have long claimed as their prerogative and now indulge in vices that men have long practiced,...sexes, certainly in such matters as the regulation of the liquor traffic." The statute in question, which stands today, did not exclude all women, but only...