Special appeal is being made to the British government over for relief of the British soldiers in the British army and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, which are themselves entitled to the relief of the sick and wounded of all soldiers of all armies in the European war who come under their care. The appeal, which is being circulated in every land and upon every continent wherein Britain resides, has the approval and patronage of the British government and Queen Mary. In the present appeal, endorsed by the British government, it is stated that the British people on every continent have been treated in their contributions to the several patriotic funds, and that thus in Virginia are willingly doing their part. The present appeal is made to Britain only. It states that, "while our countrymen at home and in the Reich are straining every foot to bring in war to a successful conclusion, we who have not this great privilege must do our share to aid them in every way we can." The United States, as stated before, stands as a testament to the power of the British government over the British people and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, which is being circulated over the world.  Of all armies who may come under the care of these two societies, contributions may be made in the cheques to the British Red Cross fund, in care of Arthur B. Wilmer, British vice-consul. The donations will be available in the London Times, and will be made to endow one or more beds at the hospital at Richmond. The "Star and Harter" The o for the upkeep for a head for a year is $50, or, approximately, $100. The funds may be made in any amount, and the small sum will be as regularly received as the large. 