SUMMER

the season of the year in which the earth is nearest to the sun ae - aes i eager eunae pe f| the northern hemispne 7 i the uh of the Lee Peg “ pre to | sign 0 ancer, abo ’ Mt. autumnal equinox of Sept. 21. The S. the | 0f the southern hemisphere corresponds to the northern winter. sandy SUMMER ALL, CHARLES PELOT In-| (1867), a U.S. army officer, b. at Lake flowing] City, Fla., s. of Elhanan Bryant and | from the U.S. Military hot, Ven een and after serving on jal various duties and stations joined the (eee eeonee tan ee | maj, gen. N.A. He returned to the U.S. ee 1919 and in 1921 was placed in com lie a. ad.: gold, SUBINTE a city of New Jersey, in Union co. It is on the Delaware, the Polo | Lack a wanna and Western, and the Rah16th|way Valley railroads. On account of the | its elevation and beauty of the surround made|ing scenery, it is a favorite place for English.|summer residence. It has a public ceded library and L a hospital. 5 The most im- | portant industry is the manufacture of whole silk. Pop. 1920, 10,174. SUMMONS.—A justice of the peace, to], magistrate, or a police magistrate, has the power to grant as. on information m., being laid before him, or on complaint being made to him. On the i ue and delivery of the s. the person named Le er | therein must appear at a certain time and edible place to answer he the charge stated in the Chief |SOn failure to appear a warrant may be pe i ued for arrest, is Indies; one good: that which has greatest peor Amer. statesman; as lawyer acquired horses.| legal knowledge then considered unequaled; Boston speech, 1845, on ‘The True Grandeur of Nations’ first estabplant, dried lished c his fame as orator; devoted. him taste, member of Senate, 1851, and by: veheMent speeches largely responsible for a Civil War; murderously attacked by | Southerner, 1856; chairman of committee on foreign SeAous, Sa insist tho| fanatical on emancipation as time went a on, war; and at cam: last | health was broken Li: cone of |troversy. — atone renee 1863), Civil War general; 6. Boston. He served in the Black Hawk and Mexican Wars, governed New Mexico, 1851-3, and in the Civil War had several leading commands as brigadier-general, notably a corps of the Army of the Potomac in the Peninsular and Antietam campaigns.