The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22
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gon ''as unfortunate" he received re-
psated declarations that Gonzalez's
movement was not in state Of col.
lapse.
The Long Letters" Purpose.
On August 10. Lee. Dickson. and
Prof. Leon Leroy. confidential agent
for the National Association, met Goa
zalez at Newark, N. J. Prof. Leroy
had been the bearer to Gonzalistas Of
the now celebrated long letter" writ.
ten by Lee and sent by him through
Leroy on July I. This letter. as re-
vealed In the Hearst newspapers. pu.
ported to set forth the views Of the
eminent financiers represented by
Lee toward any Mexican government.
the original plan as outlined to Lcs
by Dickson and others included q
meeting OF Gonzalez at Manhattan
transfer. Later the plan was changed
to avoid possible meeting with Persons
who might recognize Gonzalez. Lee
ascertatned that the train made q stop
at Newark. Lee, Dickson and Leroy
went to Newark by the tubes. Lee
arranged for a limousine which met
Gonxalez's train. With Gonzalez was
Eleuteric Avila, former governor OF
Mexican treasury. Avila served as
companion to Gonzalez during the stay
of the latter In New York. from Au-
gust 10 to August ~. OF last SUM-
mer.
The five men-Gonzalez, Lee. Avila,
Dickson and Leroy-came to New York
In the limousine. On the way to Forty
second street ferry, parties In another
automobile waved and spoke to the
occupants of the Lee car. Gonzales,
apparently highly excited, caused the
curtains of the limousine to be drawn.
Lee sat on Gonzalez's right and Avila
on the left of the general. The party
motored to q rooming house In East
Thirty-sixth street, where Gonzales
was introduced as p. @. Cara, OF
Mexico. The Hearst newspapers have
identifications Of Gonzalez as p. @.
Cara from various reliable persons.
Gonzalez's visit, moreover, Is admitted
by Lee and by others connected with
the National Association.
Prof. Leon Leroy states that In the
bringing Of Gonzalez to New York city
William F.. Buckley was consulted.
Mr.. Buckley, Leroy cites, was then the
head of the American Association OF
Mexico, an organization apparently
independent of the National Associa'
ton. Of which, Lee was executive
director.
Names Used In Code.
In supporting his claim that Buck.
ley met Gonzalez in San Antonio
Prof. Leroy reveals kilograms received
by him antedating Gonzalez actual
arrival here. This telegraphic CORE
spondence employs the use of code
words used to disguise the meaning
Of the messages, Leroy states. and is
worked out by a substitution Of let
tiers Of an alphabetical table. Prof.
Leroy explains that the names AL
len," Lopez and "Patt" are used
for the name of Jose Patino. secre-
tary and aide to Gonzalez; for Con-
Zalez the name "Flavio" Is used; for
William F. Buckley, Leroy states. the
name "Calmiz" is used; for Hugo
Dickson. "brother-in-law" is used.
In the following copies of kilograms
which Prof. Leroy says he received,
the correct name Is substituted for
the code name used in the respective
kilograms. A telegram received by
Leroy in New York city, dated Laredo.
Texas, July IS, and signed by the
code word for Patino, reads:
Letter fourteenth received. Anx'
iously knowing resolutions. Wire
when Dickson be back"
Leroy states Lee, Dickson. Leroy
and Chester Growell, publicity direc.
tor for the National Association, &C.
companied William F. Buckley to the
Pennsylvania Station on July 81, 1921.
Leroy says Lee told him Buckley was
'eaving for San Antonio to invite
Gonzalez to come to New York city.
Lee added, according to Leroy, that
Buckley would stop off in Washing
ton. en- route to the border, to see a
party there.
Leroy advised Patino by telegraph,
Re states, of the announcement that
Buckley was leaving for San Antonio.
lie also declares he letegraphed Patino
that Buckley was going to see an Of
fetal In Washington.
On July 20 Leroy received this tele.
gram, signed by the code name for
Patino. dispatched from Laredo, Tex. >:
"WilI meet Ruclxley In San Antout.,