Schroeder v. United States

A prohibition officer was led to inspect the defendant’s house by the strong and penetrating odors of boiling mash and fermentation, which he said were unmistakable and which came directly from the house. The house was situated on a comer. Extending from it was a small room, “just like a little ell.” Into that ell the officer entered through a door which was closed, but not locked. On entering it he found that it was a mash room. Through an open door he saw into an adjacent larger room, which,was used as a still room, and saw the defendant in the active operation of two 80-gallon stills. The…