Barry Wynn

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Barry Wynn eagerly boarded the Washington Express, filled with excitement and vitality at the prospect of his new role as a page in the National House of Representatives. A telegram from Congressman Carlton summoned him to the Capitol to take the oath of office, and Barry's heart swelled with anticipation for the future. Having studied his country's history and the workings of the U.S. Government, he was thrilled at the thought of participating in significant events and contributing to the law-making process in Washington. As he contemplated this new chapter, a voice cut through the noise of the locomotive. "Barry! Barry!" It was Mr. Smithers, his former school teacher and now President of the local Board of Trade. Navigating through the crowd, Mr. Smithers handed Barry a bulky manila envelope secured with rubber bands. "Give this to Congressman Carlton as soon as you arrive in Washington," he instructed.