OPEN UNION AUTOISES
Early today, the delegation assembled in the Congress, opened headquarters about five steps from that of Senator Weeks and next door to the crowd that is booming former Senator Burkett, of Nebraska, for Vice-President. A Virginia streamer was suspended above the door and all visitors given a welcome to the delegation camp ground.
Just before noon, the delegates refused to select their slate. Alvah H. Martin unanimously was re-elected national committeeman. Even the two Roosevelt delegates supported him. Congressman Slemp was named as chairman of the delegation, and was in its spokesman on the convention floor.
D. Lawrence Groner, of Norfolk, was named as the Virginia member on every important resolutions committee; J. P. Crupper, of Alexandria, was named for the credentials committee, and R. A. Fulwiler, of Staunton, for the committee on permanent organization.
The delegation will meet at headquarters again tomorrow morning before proceeding to the convention hall for the opening session.
DUDLEY FIELD MALONE SCOLDS SUFFRAGISTS
Scores Congressional Union for Its "Hypocritical Criticism of Men in Political Life."
CHICAGO, June 6—Guildley Field Malone, collector of the port of New York, roundly scolded members of the congressional Union for Woman Suffrage at tonight's session.  For the women's party convention of that organization for what he termed "liveliness" criticism of business life." The session was set aside for speeches by representatives of all of the political parties, who were invited to speak. A new era of progress was dawning. 