Reginald Wright Kauffman,
Munsey's Magazine, Volume 86, Issue 4…
(1926)
“ In Washington nearly everybody owns a long title, and scarcely anybody is called by it. This personage's subordinates knew him as “the chief,” but on the rolls of the United States government he appeared as “chief of the Bureau of Investigation of the Department of Justice.” He commanded all the Secret Service under the Attorney-General. “Well, anyway,” urged Steve, “will you please look at my letter of introduction?” The little fellow had waylaid the chief passing through the tiny waiting room. The big man, when he caught sight of the blue type on the proffered envelope, took it. ”
