Show Paris Americans to Follow Voting rAnts PARIS Nov 6 AP Twenty AP-Twenty- Twenty five thousand An American will get et their first news of the p election at about the time tim they are having their rolls And coffee tomorrow morning First definite returns return are expected to be received receive here in the neighborhood of 6 or 7 1 Homo of ot the most enthusiastic la tl partIsans partisan ar are ar taking no chances however an and anU will remain up a an all ann n night ht in the hop hOrN of hearing li-earing the familiar another county heart from at an earlier hour At least leas three thre cat cafes patronized by byan byan byan an American clientele U have ar arranged arranged ar- ar ranged ranged- for tor a a. bulletin service and anda a special Nl announcements will be W poat posted outside the offices office of a. a anum- anum ber bar of the big newspapers Celebrations will be deferred un un- un- un tn UI tomorrow night when no matter who Mho wins win good French ch champagne Is I. expected X t to drown a a. lot Jot of ot disappointment or stimulate partisan re- re Hundreds of tables have ha b been een n reserved at the big restaurants for tor gaiety alet The Tho prospect of ot voting sen sent many Americans nominally living In Paris laris back home Up to the very ve-ry last possible dato date of ot salting sailing October 27 7 7 vessels carried many passengers whose only reason for forthe forthe the he voyage WWI was to eo be able to cast their heir ballots for tor their favorite can can- Tho The election cam campaign ln attracted great attention among the French themselves and the newspapers printed d columns of or reports and comments comment The latter Ja were ero inspired In- In principally by the reported attitude of ot the candidates on the tho Franco-American Franco debts question and in some seine Instances by the faint- faint Iy-ex Iy expressed y-expressed hope that should hould Coy Gov- Smith be elected that Amer ica ca would onto ono more become a a. huge market for French wines |