The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17

baby being raised for a place iu tho
army The state watches the advent
OF every new infant, ana as soon as
It comes government doctor in
spects lt If tt Is q boy. his name
goes down e. once as q future sol
dicr OF France, Indeed there IL
uo way of escaping the army no mat
ter if ones parents be American or
of any other nationality 10 boy
is born on French soil. For this
reason, foreign mothers often Gross
tho channel TO England TO have their
babies born there.
What the Government Does.
For years tho government has
been enacting laws with view 20
increase the French population 1t
passed one IN 1913 which gave an
annual allowance for every poor
family which had more than three
children. The amount ot the allow
Ruce was fixed by the commuues.
and Il ranged from Sl1 to Sl7 per
head. In 1920 bills were introduced
into the French SENATE making
physical education compulsory for
gi,is Hs well as for boys, aua th!a
Included plans to acquire lands and
buildings 20 be used for phys.c cal
training. Another law sought 10
I','o lS,,ib 49,, y,,,bont tho c"n-
ss,t or ris nnterts attd rr,nap,.
ents. and another proposed that
word obey be taken out Of -
womant part OF the marriage 90
tract To the latter. tho womoua
journals were especially hostile, dc
Claring that II would lead TO anarchy
in the homo.
There are other laws that have
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Big Money for Big Families.
Private parties ANA Industrial
companies are doing much 10 ln-
crease the hapy supply. notable
instance is that or Monsieur ana
Madame Cognac, who some time ago
gave an amount Nhlrh AT lhe pIts"h ht
rate OF exchange would equal more
. than 322a,OUO 10 establish 30 awards
OK 81, 500 each for every largo iaW-
i.y among the poor which has had
AT lease nine chlldten tllher awe
or VINO had dled Tor lheir country
and all from one marriage, This
| man and his wife have given TINS
year another 100000 to make 100
awards OF Sl,OOO each, the require
inent being that each family recelv-
| ing them should have at least five
/ children ana that the parents should
be under 80 years OF age
There is n landlord here In Paris
who accepts married couples win
children as tenants ana gives every
mother who has baby born IN his
house the sum or ~, q chicken ana
a supply OF coal for the winter.
Ihere is another patriot IN the de-
partment OF Haute-Saone- who re-
Gently called the married men OF
ms town together promising ench
20 francs t0f every child he mad
over four, The mother had to bring
| out the children and show that all
were her own. | am told that more
| than one hundred mothers came
| forward to claim the reward. and
/ that they had SIG children.
There are number OF industria
/ associations which are contributing
/ TO increase the birth rate, one has
| fund that gives every married
/ man among its employees an average
| or two francs day In addition to
/ MS wages, ana two francs day for
each child. An association Of linen
I manufacturer IL having gIInnlRs