V'iAWC.’-VIVA.'C. Herman Wilson, 110- West North Street, isshown holding the Congressional Medal of Honorawarded his father, Corporal William 0. Wilson,back in 1890. The old soldier was a familiar pen«man in Hagerstown for many years, but it is doubt* *fui if any of those for whom he wrote callingI cards ever knew he was the holder of his ccua* I try’s highest award, won for valour during a bat-\ tie with the Sioux Indians. His son. Herman is standing beside the photograph o£ CpI. Wilson, taken in his eavalryman’s—Uniform about the j time he won the Medal of Honor.