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Answers toQuestions

H. J.-Give a concise history of the
state library. The constitutional con-
vention of 1916 provided for a state
library, but the first legislative action
was postponed until 1925, when the
secretary Of state was made the state
librarian. In 1841 a state librarian
was chosen by the legislature. In
1895 the library was made part Of
the educational system of the state
and put under the state board of ed
ucation. The state library is primar-
lily reference library. It's most not
able collection is that on Indiana.
G.. B.-What was the total indebted
ness of Wanye county in 1917? 1t
was $1SO,000.
c. L.-What German general was
responsible for reprisals and deporta-
tions in Belgium? Gen. Moritz F. Won
Kissing, who was military governor
Of Belgium from 1914 to 1916. He
sought to divide Belgium by separat-
ing the Flemings and Walloons.
Readers may obtain answers to
questiens by writing the Palladium
Question and Answer Department.
Questions should be written plainly
and briefly. Answers will be given
briefly.
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No. "a F. and A. M, called meeting
Work in Entered Apprentice degree,
beginning at $50.
Thursday, April 29-King Solomon's
Chapter No. R. A M. called meeting.
Work in Royal Arch degree, beginning
at o'clock.
Friday, April Boxing Solomon's
Chapter No. R. A. M, called meeting.
Work in Royal Arch degree beginning
at o'clock
Saturday, May Loyal Chapter No.
40 o. E. S., stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27
Dinner Stories

There is said to be great de-
mand for $4,000 a year men," re-
marked Mr.. Gadspur.
so | hear" said Mr.. Dubwaite.
ANY special requirements?
We'll, understand there isn't
much talk about five-day week and
a six-hour day in $4,000 a year cir
cles. The idea seems TO be that a
man can work six days week for
eight or ten hours d day without
wrecking his health. and he might
even look in on the job for an hour
or two Sunday, if necessary
.na.1,,, nc 800, ,>o,-t-4 l., ..tt.
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other night we saw a play in which a
girl had lived wild in an African jun
gle since childhood and another of a
reception in a New York mansion.
Bet you can't guess which had on the
most clothes-wild girl or society
damsel? MOVIE FAN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27

love to me every time you call l shall
have to ask you to discontinue your
visits" said the maiden.
Darling, be my wife and I'll prom
Use never to speak another word of
love to you as long as l live" replied
the youth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27
Memories Of Old DAYS
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

Professor Arthur H. Hirsch. for
two years assistant professor of his
tory and political science at Earlham
College, rendered his resignation and
was succeeded by w. G. Woodward
Major Mcpherson, head of the Sun
day school work of the Salvation
Army in Indiana and Michigan, was
secured to conduct a special service
in this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-27
Masonic Calendar

Tuesday, April 27-Richmond Lodge
No. 1876 F. and A. NJ, called meeting
Work in Master Mason degree, begin
ming at $50.
Wednesday. AprilN2S-Webb Lodge
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Grow Your Hair.
GET THIS FREE

Nyoa have dandrufF. or fyour hair ID faIlias
out, or IL you have Q bald spot, you should
know that legions of persons have overcome
these troubles through a genuine Indians
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COMMENCEMENT
SPEAKER is a. M. HALL

A. NJ. Hall, of Indianapolis, mem
Der of the state board of education,
delivered the principal commence
ment address at Whitewater, Monday
evening, and County Superintendent
G. o. Williams awarded diplomas. The
Williams orchestra of Richmond, fur
nished special music.
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EDITH GOULD NAMES WOMEN
NEW YORK, April 27.-Edith Kelly
Gould, who last week brought suit for
separation against Frank Jay Gould.
Monday filed summons and complaint
in a suit for divorce naming two CO.
respondentS
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Really. # you persist IN making
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Dear Roy: In a local theater the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

his independent candidacy. Later. he was
candidate for Governor and United States
Senator of New York on the Progressive
ticket. He has been connected with Wilson's
administration since tho outbreak of the war
until recently us Il member OF the United States
Shipping Board, also went to Paris in No
Vember, 1917, as Il member OF the American
mission to the inter-allied conference. In
naming him for Secretary OF State the Prcsi-
dent maintains his reputation for consistency
in mainly choosing men OF no outstanding
ability for his Cabinet advisers the few en-
ceptions, for one reason or another, not coll
tnuing that relationship for any prolonged
period. If the President was determined to
have 4 Republican in his Cabinet, 1t would
seem that he missed the golden opportun
ity involved i'll such an appointment by not
making choice of one right after the out
break OF the war when such action would
have emphasized n policy in keeping with
united national effort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Health, Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
mystical Activity and the CrcduIous Sex.
copyright. iscV. by National Newspaper Service,

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advice on Health and d'G SWaSn cnongh to take
tpsix The TS result Is today with nE ara
such ro 'a Emw! ae,i or Hxen dangerous to eon
periods. VI pay through the menstrual
girls and oo in eI2 SrsnG Of . 5ousanas Of
showed that inch FOX ne rs n M95 T roa neF fS
S nd Is ssFsn ns as and
oieseso 81 pfoS Srea ab many s1
hsath to rafr Is 0f f1o i n5 WonaM
s soms rr it ea sss" 5e1s
found conpete roller from ho te't ;roa haSs
qs 4uHss fSt y ssss
n M no, Goursn no Intelligent physician would for
Of dion an of ares nay add tie
comLe is for the cha riata N a Gsens sucA bun"
T., IN n, hggonG era when It was deemed ladyke
ankle The fourth shap,eP a sdsJ Jras api isver
e eron nnrfqnitc.i love or something in The sSv-
and n1r~ r M''Sio ;ts and ancm!a and ptosls
mSTel ,S $in%ihns they were asked to believe ana
Vas, vas not So Millions OF them s1lrered Win &c.
Mcpes INFECTIONS which. in their .nnoce!,cc and
tseie. m ineiscn, x III from aares
nursing in childbirth. and ascrbcd their trou
S!!ffS 70 the inev!ta bic "dclieato Organization"
ph rs. 1a deve moI Of IT, bad ysie lack q
s9.;s; OF alleged "tonic" nedic:nc5 rocomnlen Id
Cd ~ morbid minded ne'ghborS
LAanh heaven, tho times ch,n-o p.veic,,
; n 5sa edusaton below the neck. IS p.oduc.
Questions and Answers
tcart DiSeasc--I understand tina. vou have
I !Eee painphlets OF instructions abou. heart
n ,amSnif, you'd be pleased to receive Your
.>iswer-Thcre is no eharsge at,aenrd &c. ~
S ,dGrst. can render readers. senI stamped
tudresSed envelope for the pamDh-ct and hc
i iu to explain whether your trouSic is va!V,,ar
"'ScaSe or heart muscle dseasc-(C. Y DI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
From Other Viewpoints
Former Whisky "Rcbei,ion..
ny ALFRED II. WILLIAMS.

sess5e ns'5%
dsturhaneo with when our gevernmcnt .sT WAS
eHs sS War s Mss ns
TO to PARTS OF vlrsinia and Maryland. against the
sa Tie Populations Of the afreete M' disrc Is
s0 ono m z Ss%a SOS "S sn
TO- 1900 men We're assembled and in arms
s s s hs e4
s rry d and nnt them them unasr
ahou, he matter. There was no nrh.. The
tSIss 1Sa Sa PrsH
n@n, waa not IT.; nice kind Of man 70 be
der THO baneful lnduence Of the Iironeh rovoin-
eo@sn Seqe
waiting AZ, eagerly pnd hopefnlly for Ecneral
ip ;inn even more tragic IN it's possbli
s po G s4 lust se1 5 in
h,n Ben Tima then ciovarnor. u SsHsn 10
T siv'n Two the ssds
Sss II I ss Verge 81
!" on sSn ,s a 'ne "Sc Of 4 rta
AZ P.9y s. sS %ers in
a n the %s msn ihs w'a two chase a
and defiance OF the authori,es The Governor
eS;4nn ms and spn,e towns !&rs% doSn thei;
officers took III" posi- tion that they we ara' Sol
asTs and sworn e obey sraers and responded
the law and hated the constablcs Those who
passed through Columbia, tho State capital.
were quaTtn.cd IN the pcniteniiary because it
re" had been allowed on the streets Il con fict
between iAcm and tho citizens would havc been
sue.
At Darlington a curious situation developed.
An inquest was 10 10 held and tho surviving
constaolcs wore needed with The pco-
pic aworn they should not he taken into the
town The Governors orders were that they
should pn Nknn there and protected by the
militia. OF whom ABOUT regiment had been
Acna wcrr OF the trtndliost terms socially and
politically IN eynpathE and not few OF them
wcr" Sin. Ic.. in perfectly pleasant CONVERSE
ton, they served mutual notice. tho citizens that
!! tho conStahlcsi wore brought in they would
b. tirci on Tho officers that If that were done
:" Kill. Tie Governor was in what he hinlsc:
would have dcScIincd as III OF Il in He
d!i not want his best militiamcn hUd some OF
tue best ct,zcns of important communities
smoothing eaoh other and ne couldn't back down,
until someird d! suggested that as tho ARRAY
oLce OF town. all tho bullet holes wers there
and the jury must go there anyhow to UNDER
stand the case. ii the proper place to hold
IN" inquest That let everybody out without
loSs ot face. truce was arranged promptly and
the war was over But It was close Sdueak.
some home grown men in tho informal revenue
service there wna practically continuous war
between the moonshners and tho Revenues
through nil tho Southern mountains with long
annual lists OF casualties desperate and muir
,iereas men on beth Sides and ponaar syn I'm.
i'emnsylvana and South Carolina Incidents
however tho two most formidable or
10 defy the laws on tho liquor traffic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Keyboard Touches
Charity for the Lone Librarian,
ny FRANK II. BROOKS.

The lone librarian who Is also the censor, Is
H na,i 20 n lot or Sympathy. Such an is
- sopposcd 70 DO everything. She mus; be all
o. al races. where tho latter can road. have
noticed that when woman is librarian she
has moro questions which she Is supposed 10
answer As one expects powder to act when it
comes IN contact with e lighted match. never
quite understood why. woman is called upon
70 answer moro questions than is man, but
II is SO. a man can dodge. cauirocate, or re-
fuse outright. Slcn always expect a woman
10 he gracious II r man asks for a certain
and the book Is not there. the man as IN maas o
know why. IL II IL in the catalogue but is in
the hands of another tho wants 70 know
when 1t Will be back and asks that ho DO given
the preference when tho book IS returned. An
II is lie asks the Librarian If She knows
and sometimes she doesnt---and should think
that the book, ia not what the library should
have she is asked what she has TO do with IT,
provided others want 1t. That is the business
OF the lone librarian. II sho subscribed for
every book that is published sho would be asked
TO hand ir her resignation.
. DO not think that every woman librarian has
the necessary Qualifications essential to the jol,
tnfortnnately for the sex there women who
whatever comes within their province. / do not
know that there is any feminine for Crouch"
but there ought to be. You can abuse mascu-
finc crouch, but Won have to possess soH1o sort
OF mental athleticism to hold your own with a
woman who won't sign an armistcc. A man in
charge OF any job who does not NEE: with tho
requirements of those who put him on. can be
tired, and generally that is his fate. The
woman IN charGc has numerous devices for
staying put. Ono man can't fool his boss or
ate that asset Indefinitely. Nearly always
she gets away with It,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
BREWERS PLANNING FIGHT
ASSOCIATIONS HEAD SAYS
PEOPLE HAVE NEVER VOTED
Fcigenxpnn Declares Majority or states
Arc Opposed to- Federal
Prohibition.
Inv AlsoclatAl Prtsn. |

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Feb. 20
use every lawful ana eonstitutionai
means TO keep tho liberty and that
property that Is .guarantced tous by
span declared here today at the United
States Brewers Conference. OF which,
he is president.
Counting tho nonrat!fying States,
those which have not voted tor state
prohibition aud those which have voted
against Federal or state constitutional
prohibition in recent years" ho said.
we have twenty-five. or moro than IL
majority OF tho whole number.
Are TWenty-Onc Referendum states.
There arc twcnty-onc referendum
Guided in the foregoing. In these
states the people have reserved TO
themselves the power to apl'rovc or
reject at tho polls any act OF tho leg.
stature They must, therefore. be
counted us States which have not rati-
fed. Adding these States TO tho
twenty-five mentioned heretofore. VIC
have Il total OF forty in which tho
people arc either opposed to Federal
prohibition or have boon denied their
indebted right 10 pass upon it. No
wonder tho proponents of this system
fought tooth and nail agains; letting
tho people vote"
The present shor: period Of prohi-
been blessing in disguise. ii has
aroused the American people TO tho
necessity OF being .kecniy on their
guard 10 preserve the!" liberties. 1t
has opened their eyes to tho unscrup-
ulous tactics, tho falsehoods and hypoc-
rsies or q certain Irresponsible Gle
mont which had almost escaped pub
lie condemnation because OF con-
slant prctense .: morality and right
couSncSS
Says nut One state Voted.
1T is part Q! tho prohibition prop
uganda today to pretend tina, the
Antrican people. through their own
action. have, brough: about tho exist
ing situation. Never WAS there a
greater ,falSehood. Tho American peo-
PIC never havo acted upon national
prohibition. They have never Lecu
permitted 10 do So. Only one State
Ohio - voted upon this tremendous
issue. and there tho verdict was
against IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
|s(From tho Richmond Dispatch, Feb. g. 1900

Rev. william 2. Hatcher. OF Baltimore. form
CRY OF virginia, Is announced TO lecture shortly
in the , Second Bantist Church His subject will
last iactnrs hero was Tho Advantages OF the
Modern pancc." There is connecting link be-
tween tho two lectures.
y bill 10 enforce the Fifteenth amendment
has been introduced in Congress. II will bring
forth heated discussion
Governor Walker yesterday sent n message
70 the General hsesrn bIy ON tho subject OF pre-
Scri5ing IN oath OF Office conforming to tho
FouTtcenth amendment to tho Constitution
John Il. McIIenry was yesterday appointed
Internal revenue storckeeper for Richmond
The case of the rpet bag Congressman from
south carolina (Whitemore), charged with of.
iicial corruption, was discussed a longth In the
House yesterday. y vote tho motion to OK.
pcli him will DO taken today.
The Missouri Legislature has passed n bill al.
public schools.
:, Ma, Major Carrington president OF the James
kivcr and kanawha Canal; General Wickham.
IyIistG,. .o OF the chosapeake and Ohio
Hnhm9nd and psnvils have been added to the
propriation OF 100000 for tho improvement Of
the navigation Of James River.
Joseph r. Thompson and l. n Frazer, OF
Rchmond were among the speakers at tho ban
quot incident to the annual fnooting Of the Ma :
'ional Tobacco Association at Stoinway Hall in
New York. f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
mexico PUBLISHES NOTES
GIVES OUT CORRESPONDENCE
WITH SECRETARY LANSING
Tells Why II Itcfused to Permit Wise or
Passport of Fail Commit-
tee Witness.
[Ey Ascoci.ted pross.l

MENlCO CITY. Feb. 25.-Tcxts or
,hroe notes. which have recently pAssSt,
re-. nTes"Ccm the SlexicGn government nnl
were Inndo public at the Foreign 0fiicc
here last night.
=. the tlrst was n request from former
S SeHnMn, lansing that tho Mexican
Forros. an American witness before tho
Faii subcoiirinittoc, which recently sat
n; El Paso, Tex. inquiring into. SreSi.
can conditions.
The second was tho Mcxican rn<.,.,1
TO acccde to this request, and tho thIrI
was Mr.. Lansings refusal to ALLOW. ths.
issuance or permits for tho shipinent
tho United States. VIZ
Fall Committee Witness.
The Mexican governments attention
was called to the fact the Mexican con-
sui at Eaglo Pass had refused 10 VIZ,
ForrcS' passports because the latie-
lind testified before tho Fall eubcom
Forres., in tcs!ifyinE. alleged that 'a ane
archiSt!c conditions prevailed In Mex
ico. made harsh and sarcastic com
m ",nm,s On tho Mexicnn constitution. in
among those attending the hearings oe
INC ran committee, and, nlorcovrc pro-
posed, In tones which excited laughter
that he would presen; his passport Tor
DC granted.
Denies Arms 10 Mexico,
Mr; hans.inE,s repl% TO the Mexican
governments r:uucst for permission TO
llgtcd States savo Hist or notes re-
fgnac!o Bon!llas. Mexican am i5aasa a. To-
10 and Ma5 r. relating to tho subjee:.
sion desired could not be f,ran:eI in
De: present conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
A Daily Once-Over

Ever t.y d!sc!p!!nnE yourself?
an'; 10 M, ltkcly you need It, and 'twou.d be a
and sec i you have yourself thoroughly in hand
w nat habit is it YOU would like 10 curb or
witch Wen YOU You would you'll, lilo TO change?
fod may think YOU re quito strong within
yourself. but did you over try to do anv.hinn.
W lS did not please you and which you did not
You say you can stop anything you Wish 10
SOD ana whenever you wish, but try il on the
to tcst yourself. ''S
There are dangers IN continuing harmful
For every time you do something YOU should
not 90 you nave double work to counterfeit H.
anu you arc making work for yoursoif-necdiess
Il, ii to, enou, spending your income? Which end
90 YOU save at--tho beginning while you have
money in your pocket, at the end of the
week. month. or year. when there Is nothing
right, >No N'Ps :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
ALLIED POLICY AS TO RUSSIA
EV0KES MIXED COMMENT
London Times Accuses Premier o,
1nxto., wv Europe INTO
gy Associated p-res

=! ---aUctlteu I'.ceH.
i|oNiooE. Feb. "5.--Anaounccn,or. O.
INC allied policy toward Russia has
don freys. Tho Timcs, wh!ca - =,
s,rnnS opponent OF Bolshcviurn. accuses
nrcmicr Lloyd George with having .o:
NOR man year sought for his ow.
purposes I. throw weak. ignorant ana
re!u,Gn-t t'uiopn into the vc':.l arms o
nc: Eoi:arN,ss Feduccr."
IN !nd.:a Oh OF the ''prcg:css which
nioFc.icorsc now CONSIDERS sc has
10 COMP -oinise Europe beyond recati:.
Inc !,n!ly No%s says .no ncw po!,cy
pears all tho marks OF Compromise
having Hlani!cstly emerged from O con.
Met OF views. out the balance on The
Eooa AIDE uaGucstionnbly prcdominatcs
INC chronicle, which has lately advo
Gated peace with tho Bols' twists, SAYS
yestcTday's decision embodied a Biz
step, forward. but IS Inaeked under
eNasIve cXprnsKions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
FRENCH RAILWAY WORKERS
STRIKE AND TRAINS HAL I
Paris, Lyon and Mediterranean tond
Il First to lie Tied

FAIRS. Feb. c5.-The Paris. Lyon
and mediterranean railroad strike was
called today. All shops werc idle, no
trains left tho Lyon station. and the
Marseiiles and Lyons yards were also
paraly2cd
Two trains, one northbound and the
other southbound. were dispatched
from Dijon.
Orders that work cease on all rail-
roads in tho region OF Paris were
given by tho executive committee o:
tho Federation Of Railroad Unions o.
Paris. but the secretary OF the Ma
fused to . send out the order. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
SENATE OPPOSITION FATAL
TO LEAGUE, ITALIANS THINK
On This They Have Idea SyfIson., Pro-
posnl ~ 10 Fiume VIII Fall
Through.
fBy Associated Press. J

ROME, Feb. 25.--t'ommentine on tho
Adr!atic situation and Precedent WIZ
son's recent protest 10 tho supreme
allied council. the McssagSero says:
we Italians read and forge, the in
GUS I;alophobla, because he is no,
-tr.er!ca, and we admire and love
America In spite OF him"
Reports 0: the refusal OF tho United
states senate to accept notifications
of senator Lodges reservations TO the
Versailles treaty have created :, great
impression hers. and tho Scnate's ac-
tion ~ considered as s!gnifyinE tho
collapse or American participation IN
tho league of nations, a. least accord
Ing 10 tho covoncn. arranged by the
peace conference.
The Epoca cXprcsscg tho opinion
that al questions submitted TO the
league OF nations. including presidont
WILSON'S proposal 10 make Flumo AN
Independent state, viii fall through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Dixie" at International Exposi,ion

l. NOM the Department OF Agriculture that
mine oil interesting and valuable infor-
NATION, has Just come Il bulletin br;of but
WIN DIT OF farm nows which ought TO at
tract the attention OF the whole South. Il,
is an announcement under the headirt, ..u-n,.
the Band Played Dixie at the Iptcrna,inna,
livestock Exposition" and it tells the story
OIL tue south $ newest industry-that OF live
STOCK ralslng--in pointed anu granite
fashion.
When the Hereford bull, Point Comror,
NV" won Tor the South the grand champion
'!'p ior tho orecd at the international live
STOCK show In 1913, many Northern nconlo =
Is related, felt that the incident was !, ..hnton
% some sort which would perhaps never oc-
cur again, certainly not as long as tho Sou, h
utNoteo It's primary Interests 10 raising co,tnn
oiiu TOBACCO and sugar cane. But tho record
" INC International livestock exposition.
= -. d' o"'caso' November 90 to December
~ - ho" stated gives wonderful demon
"Ualioh or the possibilities OF the South nc
livestock producing section The oxnoe;
non awards show that d total OF ninc Grand
eham pionsnips were won by breeders south
OIL The OHIO River. They were Sbortborn hviI
ma COW Hereford bull, Aberdecn-Anrug
uui' fercneron mare, Duroc Jersey boar
roland China SOW and Hanpshiro ran, MI
eve. ' anu
NOT all Of these splendid animals ,vo,,
uclua!!S Oreu on Southern farms ucrh,ny
nut inc fact that they were exhibited fron,
southern herds makes II very plain that thn
prosreSs,Ee spirit of Southern breeders is
a''e. nose specimens which were bred nm
! Southern farms show very clearly ~, ~,
"ou'h IS capable Of producing as fine breed.
no SOCK az any other section OF the cnuntry
nc livestock specialists OF the Dcpar,,ocn,
/ 0. Agriculture give this assurance TO all AM
/ b'uous farmers and refer to the rccords -,
."o rapoS'tioh a" an encouragement to ,bc
'o".n 20 80 more seriously into the business
| ornamental value, but because OF tia arr.
| hoih'c value to the South and the nation
! us & whole. Southern farmers would do well
! ~ remember that they are now on the live.
STOCK map of the United States