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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
OVER THE TOP
ARTHUR GUY EAlPEI,
An American BOY Who Went.
tcopyrisn,. 1917. by Arthur Guy Empeyo
The Older men of our battanon were

The older men of our battai,on were
wiser, and made scratchcrs on, of wood.
These were rubbed smooth with II bit
Of stone or sand TO prevent splinters.
They were about eighteen inches long.
and Tommy guarantees that scratchcr
of this length will reach any part OF
the body which may be attacked.
Some OF the fellows were lazy, and
only made their scratchcrs twelve
inches. bu, many q night when on
guard. looking over the top from tho
first step Of the front-linc trench. they
would have given a thousand "uuid"
for the other six inches.
Once while we were in res, billcts
an Irish iiussar regiment campcd In
an open field opposite our billet. Az
ter they had Dickctcd and fed their
horses. general shirt hunt took place.
The troopers ignored tho call Dinner
up, and kept on with their search for
biz game. They had curious method
of procedure. They hung; their shirts
over Il hedge and beat them with their
intrenchins tool handles.
asked one Of them why they didn't
pick them off by hand and he an
swcred. I'VE haven't had Il bath for
nine weeks or n change OF clabbcr If
tried TO pick the coolies off my
shirt. l would be here for duration OF
war" After taking close look at his
The greatest shock n recruit gets
when he arrives at his battalion in
France is to SEQ the men engaging in
4 'cootlc hunt. With an air OF con-
tempt and disgust he avoids the COM
pany Of the older men until couple
OF days later. in torment Of itching.
he also has to resort to Il shirt hunt.
or spend many a sleepless night of
misery. During these hunts there are
lots of pertinent remarks handjrd h,cl,
anu forth among the explorers, such as
Say. Bill, I'll swap You two little
ones for big one" or I've got black
ono here that looks like Kaiser Bill"
one sunny day in the front-linc
trench. saw three officers sitting out
side OF their dugout C"cooties" are 10
rcspcctcrs OF rank: l have even noticed
4 suspicious uneasiness about a mertain
l-inown SencraD. ono of them
was n major two of them were explor-
ing their shirts, paying no attention to
the occasional shells which passed
overhead. Tho major was writing a
letter; every now and then he would
lay aside his writing pad. search his
shirt for few minutes. get an in
spiration. and then resume writing
At last he finished his letter and gave
1t to his runner" / was curious to
SEQ whether he was writing to an in
sect firm. so when the runner passed
me | engaged him in conversation, and
got n glimpse Mt tho address on tho
envelope. II was addressed to Miss
Alice Somebody. in London. The run
ncr' informed me that Miss Somebody
was the majors swccthc -rt. and that
he wrote to her every daN jas; i'm
aginc 1t, writing love letter Curing
n "cootie" hunt; but such is the creed
of the trenches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
CHAPTER III.
La

disks issued TO us. These were small
disks OF red fiber. worn around ;hc
neck by means OF 4 string. Most OF
the Tommics also used "A little metal
disk which they wore around the left
wrist by means of a chain. They had
previously fTUrcu 1t cut that if their
heads were hloWn o:-. the disk on the
ief! wrist would identify them. II
they lost their left arm. the disk
around the neck would serve the pur-
pose, ST IL their head and left arm
We're biown off, no one would care
WHO they were, SO 1t did not matter
On one side OF the disk was inscribed
your rank. name, number and battalion,
while on the other was stamped your
religion.
{. of T., meaning Church of Eng
iand; L. G., Roman Catholic: W. Wcs-
ieyan; y, Prcsbytcrian: but if YOU
happened to he an atheist. they left il
blank, and just handed YOU 4 pick and
shovel On my disk was stamped C..
OF T. This is how ! got it: The lieu
tenant who enlisted me asked nv re-
iiSion. was not sure OF the British
army, SO l answered, "Oh, any old
thing" and he promptly put down
Now, just imagine my hard luck.
Out OF five religions I was unlucky
enough 10 pick the only one where
chnrch parade was compulsory.
Tho next morning was SUNDAY. I
was sitting In tho billet writing nome
10 my sister telling her Of nv wonder
ful exploits while under fire-all re-
cruits DO this, The scrEeant-mator nut
his head in the door Of the billie, and
shouted: C. of j.. outside for church
parade"
kept on writing. Turning to me,
IN ioud voice. he asked, Empcv.
aren't YOU G. OF T." ~
| answered. Yep"
IN an angry tone. he commanded
Don't you yep me. Say. Yes. SER
Seant-major.
ana so. Somewhat Modified. he or
aered' outside for church parade"
looked mp ana answered. Il am not
gong 10 church this morning"
n" said, oh yes. YOU are
answered on. no, I'm notw-but
We lined up outside with rieas ana
hayonetS. 100 rounds OF ammuni,ion
wearing our tin hats, ana tho. march 10
yhHr.h began. After marching about
HNe kIloS. we turned off the road INFO
an orcn heid. AT ono end OF this n,IJ
,,m' chaplain was standing in a timber
i"'ihea q Semicircle around him.
'NtI ''"d there was a black spcck
.niroHhS round and round in the skv
ms vas a German Fokkcr. The chm
go 40 boon in his left hand.--left
'Ec on TIC hook-richt eye on tho air
plane We Tommies wee lucky wo
"i.d no books, so had both eyes on tho
airpiauo :" u" 'ic
~ church parade VIC were ,narc,od
bm'N TO our bil!ets. and played foolbnIl
all afternoon. va
Gro BE Continued Morrow.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
SUICIDE OF OLD FARMER
IS iiiiam Cobb Hangs Himself in Cas-
well County. After Brond-
in;: Over War.
Especial TO The Times Dlspatch. !

pANNll.i.E. VA, February rs
After brooding over the war for three
months, William Cobb, aged seventy
two retired farmer. well known in
Caswcll County. hanged himself in a
barn on his estate last Tuesday, ac-
cordin% To Il message reaching here
to-day. The body was discovered yes
ierday. Cobb had recently expressed
great fear that his only son would be
required 10 serve in the next draft. and
some OF his statements gave rise TO
uncasincss.
His continued absence from home
gave rise TO fears. and a search insti-
tutcd on the plantation revealed the
tragedy. lie WAS found hanging from
Il raftcr by a small chain. In his
pocket was Il revolver which had not
been used. lie leaves his wife. three
daughters and a son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
TOMLlNS0N ELECTED
famed To Head Nirginia-NorthC oro,ir,
implement Observation-Disclosures
IL

Win the election of officers and =
!cPof' on the progress and activity of
me virginia North Carolina Impiemcml
NsH'ci''I"h INC convention hcld in the
auditorium OF Murphy's Hotel adiourn-
cd ana tn" Visiting delegates l,ft for
their homes Yesterday
he following were elected as Of
hc'rS of the association /. s. Tomlin-
son, OF Wilson, y g., president; VII
H"n ltoen!ugcr, OF Richmond, secretary
and treasurer. 1t is thought that the
next convention Will he held either in
Gr.enshOrO or EaloLph Y @
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
|;lg DAYS OF RAGING
Likely CLUB MAPS OUT
En- . PROGRAM FOR A YEAR
ess Are Set for Meets In Various,
S. Parts of East-Senson Opens
49, .l-.... Aprtl I.

EW YORK February 2S.-The rae
season In New York will be for
days this year. This is the longest
SOM since the repeal of the betting
$ in 1908.
I n meeting of the stewards of the
key Club to-day the program for
year was mapped out. The meet
was attended by August Belmont.
.irman; T.. X. Sturgis. Andrew Mil
and III. X. Knapp. These dates were
nouriced:
Southern Maryland Agricultural AS
station, Bowie; Md. April to 10:
rtfotd Agricultural and Breeders
sociation. Havrc De Grace, Md.
pril 16 to so: Maryland Jockey Club.
mlico. Md. May / to II: Mctropoli-
n Jockey Club, Jamaica. l.. l.. May l6
2a:West Chester Racing Association.
,lnont Park, l.. l., May ~ TO June
/; queens County Jockey Club, Aquc-
ret, L. l.. June "a to July IL: Empire
.ty Racing Association. Yonkcrs. ~.
!. July 10 to 81: Saratoga Racing As
Saratoga, y. Y, August 1
81; West Chester Racing Association
elmont Park. j.. l., September to IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
TN - -
May Form St1-CIuh League.

BY Associated Press.l
COLUMBIA, ;. c.. February 2S-A
meeting will be held in Columbia sun
day. March 3, for the purpose OF re-
organizing the South Atlantic Baseball
League, or for the organization OF "a
new circuit. Tho plans Of the promo
tiers are TO operate a siX-cluh league.
,tclhhs being located at Charlotte, y
C., Columbia. :. g. Charleston. :. G..
SpartanburG, :. c., Grecuvillc. :. c. and
{ augusta. Ga. The proposed new league
would probably be known as the Geor-
Z Eia- Carolina League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

{ NEW, YORK, February 2S.-Thc deal
III which Mclnnis ana other Athletic
Players. were sent TO the Boston Red
SoX WAS completed to-day. Third Base
man Gardner. Catcher caGy and Out
fielder Walker were released to Con-
ME Mack Miller Huggins. manager of
the Yankees, and Mack later had a
conference, Higgins d!ckcriuG for
Walker. This deal was not settled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHAPEL. HILL. \. G.. February IS
North Carolina won an easy victory
over the basketball Guint from South
Carolina tonight. the whole local team
playing stellar ball. The first half was
Whatsoever. south Carolina scoring
only three points to North Carol;na.S
thirty-two. The visitors PLACED mach
better tn" second period. The final
score was rs to 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

The Birth OF n Nation" plays its last
performances in Richmond to-day and
tomorrow. The production will be
missed next year ny the thcatcr- Gocrs
simply Scausc it has thrilled them and
will thrill them as no motion picture
has ever done before.
II is needless TO elaborate unon the
expense and the care with which The
Birth OF n Nation" was filmed !. Is
Il familiar fact that approximately 5000
works ard resorts on Civil War and
demonstration history were searched
for allt II % III ic iltl. Hist nrians and n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

matinee on Tuesday. a fantastic SpanS
ish rorue entitled Tho Land OF joys
which had an unprecedented run %
twenty weeks In New York, whcrc IL
delighted thou.cnds OF theatcrgoo-S BIZ
iss freshness, iivcliness. tunefu.aess
aud general novelty. Tho LAM Of
JOY" is IA riot OF color that this Spanish
company. provided with gay scnoritas
and agile scnors. make their enter
tainment go with a vim that Is little
sl>ort of abandon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
PLAY BALL AT FRONT
birmingham Association Loses Three
of Its Rest Men to Grent
War Team.
IRy Assoclnted Prcss.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. February 2S.-
The Birpingham Southern Association
CiJh has lost three OF it's best men 10
IAcle Gam, the latest TO join tho Eight
inn forces being ou;ncldcr Al ELLIS.
Titcher Cotiindarer. obtained from
Sisburgh. has returned his contract
igned. Coftindaffcr also has enlist
nd is now in training at Camp
q. The third man who has join
e "a rfny is Les Sheehan. utility man
on he club lastAHear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
PRAISES R|CHM0ND's
WELCOME Of SOLDIERS
Eut Government Agent Is Greatly
Dissatisfied With Conditions
About Camp Ice.
SPEARS TO BUSINESS MEN
Wants Better Transit Facilities to
Bring Nicn Hero on OF Days, aus
Local Restaurants and Stores RE-
fuse to Make Any Concessions.

Lyman s. Alger. who has been ap-
pointed by the government. for special
work in behalf OF the enlisted mou
with the object OF obtaining a rcduc-
ton of 10 per cent in the rates at the
various restaurants and hotels in the
cities surrounding tho environments
throughout the country. delivered an
interesting address yesterday arterroor
at the Business Mems Club. explain
ing the work and the conditions pre-
vailins in the various cities which nc
has visited.
Mr.. AlGcr. who devoted his entire
time during the spring and summer
of last year. 10 special recruiting; work
for the army and marines. has already
visited the majority of the cucaLlp-
mcnts throughout the country. anL
formation to imrart to his hearers
lie spoke in terms of tho highest praise
Of the cooperation which had becn
given tho campaign by the civic or
PLANTATIONS of Norfolk and Ncwpcrt
News and by Mayor Mayo. of Norfolk
where most encouraging results had
been obtained In these two cities
twenty-thrce proprictors of eating
places and loGEinG-houses signed the
agreement. STIMULATING that the 10 per
cent discount in prices would he al
lowed the enlisted men, with no in
crease in the prices as previously in
effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
Coach Walker DIschorrcd

TTANONEE. =. IT., Fchruary Is
Coach Fred Walker. OF the Dartmouth
basketball tcam Was given his walk
ing papers to-day, after the Green
team lost it's twentieth straight game.
The athletic council and the under
graduate body severely criticized
Walkcrs method OF coaching.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
GREtTIN DISSATISFIED WITH
CONDITIONS ABOUT CAMI, LEE

Mr. AlFcr had spent several days at
Camp Lee before his arrival in this
city, and expressed great dissatisrac-
'ion with tho food and accommodate tons
offered the men when on Through and
their families during their stay when
visiting the boys in camp. During his
stay there he was unable to set one
place to agree 10 his proposal for
the desired reduction. but was en-
couraEed by the fact that it was pos
Sible for the boys 10 visit this city
so often. where he understood every
effort is expended for ;hcir care and
entertainment.
I'm fact" he said. "thc men only
confirmed 1t first hand what has been
told me by the enlisted men through
out the country. They haze nothing
but the highest praise for Richmond
and its citizens. who strive to Guido
one another in their courteous vel
como ana generosity 10 the boys in
tho service.
Mr.. Alrcr has the assistance of all
the lending organizations in the city,
IS we'll as tho city officials and direc-
tors of various other enterprises in his
work. including the V NJ. .. y. tho
knights or Columbus. the brotherhood
of 81. Andrew. MAYOR George Ainri.c.
Chamber Of Commerce and the officials
OF the street rai.~ly. Efforts wiil hc
made to afford the boys special trnusi,
accommodations between Petersburg.
ana this city. particularly II tho wec:;-
ends. although the trolley company Is
ut present lahorinI, under great
handicap duo to Shortar. OF cuuiO-
mcnt anG labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

Is NEW. YORK, February 2s--Miller
Higgins manager Of The Yankees. re-
turned to-day from his player round
up trip" He said that he expected TO
.lave practically all Of the jalS con-
tracts signed with5!: a fcw days. Hug
gins made a. flying trip seeing all Of
the Yankee ho!douis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

Sinccrs supervised the sccnes showing
the battle near Petersburg. the assassi-
nation Of Abraham Lincoln and the
hery rides OF the Ku Iilux Khan Scenes
planned and executed on such sconh
have made tho film famous, but tho
smaller scenes were produced with
every whit us much caro- us were the
larger.
When "rhc Birth OF Nation" was
iirSt shown II made use OF the orthodox
methods of motion-picturc production
TO such 4 degree as to develop a who'll
~ new tilm technique. The CLOSEUP"
or close view. of n characters face
had been used before. but with never
such effect The flash back" showing
preceding scene in order to keep the
story fresh In the minds of the audi
cncc. Mr.. Griffith has used often and
without breaking the thread OF the
theme in the least. An example OF the
flash back" is tho interruption of the
Petersburg battle with the scenes rep
| roscntinS tho Southern family pray
ing for the safety Of their boys a
swift change from tho grand to the
simple. from scenes swarminE with poo
pic to one occupied by only two or
three, is noticeable throughout.
! Much of the effectiveness OF 1.-THE
Birth of z Nation" on its former visits
to Richmond was due to the eXceIlcn.
rendition of the musical score NJ JOS
cph Carl Brcil. AS the orchestra ct
last night lacked several pieces ncces-
"ary to volume of tone and as there
were several mistakes in following tho
score. tho orchcStration was only pass
( able. Nevertheless. the size Of tn.
| house bore witness to the drawing
power OF the picture. j. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
"rhe Lnnd or Joy.o

klaw & Erlanger. who nave given
the American public SO many delight
ful musical comedies from London,
Paris and Vienna. have again proven
how remarkably fertile their resources
arc BY sending to the Academy OF Mu-
sic for Monday and Tuesday, with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
AZ the Lyric.

At the Lyric.
Perfectly pcu-iln in a polka-dot set
ting Of futurist art. the hcadliner ut
the Lyric for the final half OF thia
week. numbering among It's personnel
an octette Of fairly comelY females, is
Nat finish to all otherwise passable
bill. This docs not mean however
that amy number OF the program Is
especially mcritorious. Coming as 1t
does after several bills Of more than
usual merit. the present Offering stacks
up very badly indeed
Keep Moving" the title OF the main
attraction. listed a musical nonsen-
SitT'-corrcct as TO "nonsensity"-bas
swan Wood. an imitator of tho glorious
Gertrude Hoffman, in serpcntine and
other dances. 1t also numbers Ethel
Roscvcar. Donald Curric ard Ralph
Sipperly with an assorted collection
OF alleged peaches. in it's cast The
principals Of these arc labeled "Thc
Girl" The Roy" and THE Nut" There
is no doubt as to the latter
However. the bill, taken az r whole.
furnishes light amusement for upward
of an hour and a half. AS show values
go in this day or increased prices for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

everything. It is we'll worth the price,
charged. The puzzle Is: low do They'll
do 1t for tho money!?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
Chesterfield County,
February ), 1918.

have been suffering with rheuma-
tism since last October, and I have
tried three or four different doctors,
and at times / was hardly able to
dress myself or put on my shoes, and
got no relief at all, so decided on the
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BOARD AND ROOMS


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tfellng rooms in private homr' loi sN"'
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NICELY turnHhed ttoht sle'P,hs rooms
Kitchen w lrges desired. 'h'he usage
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private home, wlihh waking "lh'Ah'c NA'l
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PHOENIX y. lo3 For t"Ht. nicely tHi
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Phone ossgr alt1
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
{ htAENNf. q. nlO-ons suire Of hsht
housekeeping rOonsi no children.
bkAbI " l2Al Modern hight luusr.
kceIiHs room close ln, no small children.
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ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED II


BOSTON = l22iO one or Two young busi
ness women TO shsfe two room apartment
modern central. reasonable Apartment
A. Nrale
BOSTON, s> eoe- Nicoiy furnished room
steam heat south exposure, gentleman
l. only Usage ibnt
busru&, $. dtl Sleeping room Tor gen.
tlcman Phone AssJ
HpSTON. S VIZ Furnished room Tor rent
To two Ecnt-acp convenient to salh very
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.Bt RNtrr r., 1884 Nicely furnished sleep.
ING room In modern private home two
from car limo, Usage 5Ol6
.bALIlMONE. S. 1894 -une room on ao,unY
floor Phone gUSO.
.HROCkMAN APARTMENTS. 8Oa For rcnt,
well furnished bedroom.
CLoSElN sleeping room IN modern home
gentlemen preferred Usage 7osl
CHEYENNE. 8. go Nicely furnished front
bed room Phone 1855
CINCINNATI. g.. ,2l For rent nicely tur-
nishcd sleeping room.
CtNCINNATt..S sO9 Nicely furnished front
room adjoining bath, in private home
Usage 260I
CINCINNATI. g. 6O2-For rent. very de-.
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CINCINNATI. s.. 5la-Njce large sleeping
room, with closet Usage 2as2
CINCINNATI =, 92O- For rout. sleeping
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N,so garage Phone 1855
IlNCINNATI. 3, 6l2 Nicely furnished mod
cru room tn private home tor gentlemen.
references required; close tu.
CINCINNATI s. az For rent. nicely
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CINCINNATI y, l22o- rwo furnished
sleeping rooms bath adjoining Phone
1900
CINCINNATI s. 7il For rent front .lsep.
ing Dom close IN nq other roomrs Phone
CHEYENNE, N, 7l9 Comfortable furnished
room seeSnd floor from! Phone 3J6O.
DENVER. s, 72l-Novly furnished front
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living rGom privileges gentlemen, Phone
ptNNER, s.. 5u-one iront sleeping room.
Phone 5ls6 X
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gentlemen preferred. rhSpe .20aa
DULUTH 9l7- sleeping room Tor gentle
man rs alking distance Phone lI6l'
ELNOuO, S, l}2i-ror rent nice lares
south rooui. with board private famiI, Il
di's only rcterruseS rcQiirrd Phone tA7G
ELwOOD, S Ai5-For rent larg. front roos,
gs.y 9,Ssly furnished .i.s iGB ss2 gentlemen rSons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
AUTOMOBILES.
AIoTOMOnll.l,S ron, sAI.l

AUTOMOBILES FVft hNIE To
muck Light six roadster, been drove
5000 Miles $500 for quick sale Call
Perry Hodge. s02nl
DODGE CAR--lt you want Dodge car,
1917 model at bargain call Usage 25i1
FORD Touring car for snle; is model .
drove lsSk than 10a milea List price HoE
i9i Red Fork, Okla Phone i5i X. Jrnks
fOHb kuAbSTfK 1919 model "a Al cor.
dilon; 500. terms Is desired this Ford
IS worth tho nancy luod reason Tor sell
Ing phonr 1897
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
MOTORCYCLES AND sIcycLrs Is

HARLEY pANlpSON--TViu cylinder 1910
model electric equipped IN first class con.
di'iou See NJ Weaver at postoffrc