wife for separate maintenance. 1913. Skulik, Rev. Bernard L., Rock Island, Ill. Polish Catholic. Fraudulent use of mails; skipped bail. 1910. Skulik, Rev. B., Chicago, Ill. Catholic. Arrested in hotel in company of 15-year-old girl. 1903. Skyles, Rev. John, Port Gibson, Miss. Bigamy; seven wives. 1913. Slater, Rev. Virgil B., Youngstown, O. Wife desertion. 1909. Slaughter, Rev. A. J., Tulsa, Okla. Baptist. Fighting. 1906. Slayton, Rev. J. R., U. S. Navy. Deserted. 1911. Slick, Rev. Joseph, Lincoln, Neb. "Cruelty and misconduct with other women," is the charge in his wife's suit for divorce. 1900. Small, Rev. Sam, Havana, Cuba. Evangelist. Swindling operations; jailed. 1902. Small, Rev. Sam, Georgia. Evangelist. Too drunk to lecture at Brattleboro, Vt. 1899. Smalley, Rev. M. J., Waterbury, Conn. Congregational. Offensive attentions to young women; biffed by a worker; left. 1910. Smith, Rev. A. F., Nowata, Okla. Methodist. Eloped with wife's money and another woman. 1914. Smith, Rev. A. N., Paterson, N. J. Methodist Episcopal. Sued for slander. 1911. Smith, Rev. Ben., Swainsboro, Ga. Wounded officer sent to arrest him for a petty offense, and was hanged by a mob. 1900. Smith, Rev. Chas. F., Michigan. Deserted wife; eloped with unmarried woman. 1908. Smith, Rev. Charles W., Wyoming, Pa. Methodist. "Ministerial conduct." 1909. Smith, Bishop C. S., Atlanta, Ga. African Methodist Episcopal. Grafting and tyranny. 1905. Smith, Rev. C. W., Binghamton, N. Y. Methodist. Attempted seduction of 16-year-old girl; guilty. 1900. Smith, Rev. C. Y., Louisville, Ky. Methodist. Skipped, leaving unpaid bills. 1903. Smith, Rev. E. A., McMinnville, Ore. Took prize won on a stolen oration. 1914. Smith, Rev. Francis F., Newark, N. J. African Methodist. The statutory offense; pleaded guilty; six months. 1899. Smith, Rev. F. M., Houston, Tex. Murder of Mrs. Varoters; sentenced to death; had killed wife and mother-in-law in Alabama. 1900. Smith, Rev. Guy, Oakland, Cal. Campbellite. Indiscreet conduct with woman; divorced his wife by misrepresentation. 1914. Smith, Rev. Herman L., Binghamton, N. Y. Obtaining merchandise under false pretenses. The defense is the usual convenient kind of insanity which is noticed only when one is caught in the act, and no other excuse will work. 1909. Smith, Rev. H. J., Columbus, O. Methodist. Alienated wife's affection; abused husband for not receiving her back. 1908. Smith, Rev. John A., West Suffield, Conn. Congregational. Perversion. 1899. Smith, Rev. John F., New York, N. Y. Evangelist. Stealing from his employer. 1911. Smith, Rev. Joseph R., Sewanee, Tenn. Pleaded guilty of making moonshine whisky. 1911. Smith, Rev. J. A., Omaha, Neb. Suspended for slander and because of a bad financial record. 1913. Smith, Rev.