My uncle is the real head of Bahaism... Miss Cazej (Granddaughter of Bahai Ullah)

"Abbas Effendi, had four daughters but no sons. His wife was a Persian like all our people, but not of our family as my mother and my other aunt. Abbas Effendi never kept any of the presents or money which were given to him, not even riding once in the automobile which a wealthy American woman gave him, but always loaning it to others. However, he did not establish any schools or other institutions for the religion, and his four daughters' families are each very rich. The teachers in different, parts of the world were paid by him, they looked to him and they may recognize his grandson, Chouki Effendi, as his successor, but they will be contradicting the orders of Bahai Ullah.

"My cousin, Chouki, is young and never has had much time to study the religion of which he claims to be the head. He attended the American college in Beirut and later went to Oxford, but whenever he studied became ill. so did not finish. He is now in Switzerland. He is a bright young man, but I have seen him only a few times, though we are cousins and neighbors. My other cousin. Moussa Bahai, Ali Effendi's son, has seen him only once.

"Bahaists now are starting to come from different parts of the world, asking to see the head of their religion, but they cannot. They are finding out that worldly greed has brought disobedience of the orders of Bahai Ullah. My uncle is the real head of Bahaism, one who understands the religion, and real Bahaists will recognize him as such."

-Miss Cazej (Granddaughter of Bahai Ullah)

(San Antonio Light from San Antonio, Texas, p. 3, July 24, 1922)

https://www.newspapers.com/article/san-antonio-light-division-among-bahais/184162839/