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ascertained to 5.1.4. home... R thot pe GER age ag tenn eA + The order was aa foliowa: Religion”, substituting ISLAM in the worde for the "LORD", wads RA Dee ae ee Then followed a le contain excerpts from the KO:1AN . up from the wembers to go Tor at this tins. Vib ot q elds ¥ ae 5 a Sp gaereg ae 7a ae an m4 pene: ah een Soe il NE ata % Tho group together sang a song to the music of "Give Me That Old Time After thie ali of the assembled members faced the sast and held up five fingers af the left hand and two of the right hand. Then the rules of the national or- panization were read from a gold picture frame upon the wall. an old Baptist song was sung, the tone of which was familiar t again tho words wero chanced to suit the organization. Following ARTHUR SLATON BEY gave 4 reading from a book or pamphiet which roamed to t T ¢ colony in Virginie gi gg .20 was taken up for busiucss purposes, after the mating “vas ova portunity +o minzle amon, tho merbsrs and after talking wren ARTHUR SLATON BEY, the Grand Sheik, he vas cordially invited into membership which hy ac- cepted. He ascertained that the mumbership feu for the Louisville Tumple was 1. 00 which covered his mumburship card and dues card. from ARTUUN SLATCN BSY that thero wer. over two hundred (200) mombsra of this organization in Louisville but that only twonty to forty were activo He also loarned Se 2. eava the followinr, description of the moshing room: as , " This room was a very poorly kept room which was lichted by kvrosene lamps and hud for its hoaating arrangement a large coal stove in th» sunter of tho room. On both sides of this coal stove wore arranged the chairs for thu menbers. Thess chairs all iaced the cast. Directly in front of the