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NOTES AND NEWS
Mr. M. B. Mahajan, High Court Pleader, Akola made a public appeal to all graduates, ladies and gentlemen,--and in the term graduate as used by him he includes even a matriculate,-to address him direct, or through the Jain Gazette stating the kind of work they feel inclined to do, and the period during which they will keep themselves engaged in such work. The period may vary according to the convenience and inclination of each individual. One should not feel himself weighted down by an idea of compulsion; but should in responding to Mr. Mahajan's appeal feel the pleasure of having done his duty, to mother-land, to society, and to religion. The very least one can do is to communicate names of friends, and thus establish a communion by introduction among those who are otherwise separate by distance, caste, sub-caste, sect, or subsect. All names shall be published in the Jain Gazette, which will, as suggested by Mr. M. B. Mahajan, provide a
Corner for Jain Graduates, Mr. Mahajan acknowledges with pleasure and gratitude, the response which his appeal received, especially from the following :1 W. G. Bannore-Pleader, He has made a donation
of Rs. 2,000/-. He will create a Trust with the object of awarding scholarships to deser
ving Jain students. 2 A Friend, a B.A., He will be glad to do
service securing work. 3 An Engineer,
Offers to work on a big
plant.
