Smyrna
GULF OF, formerly the called from the town of Smyrna, which Sea on the coast of Asiatic Turkey, so called from the town of Smyrna, which stands at its head. It is 40 miles in length several islands and affords good anchorby 20 at its broadest part, and contains age.
SMYTH [SAMUEL] NEWMAN and religious writer; born in Brunswick, Me., June 25, 1843; was graduated at tenant in 16th Maine regiment (1864tenant in 16th Maine regiment (1864- 1865); was graduated at Andover Theological Seminary (1867); held pastorates Ill., and New Haven, Conn. His publica- Ill., and New Haven, Conn. His publications include: "Old Faiths in New Light," "The Orthodox Theology of To-day," "The "Morality of the Old Testament," "Per- "Morality of the Old Testament, ' sonal Creeds," "Christian Ethics," "The Religious Feeling," "The Reality of Faith," "The Place of Death in Evolution," "Through Science to Faith," "Constructive Natural Theology," etc.