EDISONS SON INNKEEPER TROY HILL, N. J., April 3. Charles Edison, son of the famed inventor, is now engaged as a small-town innkeeper because, as he states, America has "too few places devoted to good food and drink." He contends that he is perfectly satisfied occupying the position of a hotel man, which he further claims is "just a hobby." i
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