easily in 1933 to repeal the 18th Amendment, and the League lost its power. As of 2016, the organization is now known as the American Council on Addiction and Alcohol Problems and remains active in lobbying to restrict alcohol advertising and promoting temperance. Member organizations of the American Council on Addiction and Alcohol Problems include "state temperance organizations, national Christian denominations and other fraternal organizations that support ACAAP's philosophy of abstinence". See also Board of Temperance Strategy Index of drinking establishment–related articles Purley Baker List of Temperance organizations Teetotalism References Further reading Ade, George. The Old-Time Saloon: Not Wet – Not Dry, Just History (1931; reprint 2020) excerpt Andersen, Lisa M. F. The Politics of Prohibition: American Governance and the Prohibition Party, 1869–1933 (Cambridge University Press, 2013). – a favorable history online review McGirr, Lisa. The war on alcohol: prohibition and the rise of the American state (2016) online review External links American Council on Addiction and Alcohol Problems Ohio History Central (Westerville) American Council on Alcohol Problems Records Anti-Saloon League & Prohibition History Anti-Saloon League Origins Anti-Saloon League Leaders at Nebraska State Historical Society Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture – Anti-Saloon League Temperance organizations in the United States Prohibition in the United States Westerville, Ohio Organizations established in 1893 1893 establishments in the United States Organizations based in Ohio Western Reserve, Ohio