A NOTE ON THE CONFERENCE.

The problem of correlating the specialisms of social science is, as most serious students agree, central in the field of general sociology. It seems hardly too much to say that the question of a general science of sociology stands or falls with this matter of contriving a working correlation between the more specialized studies. The opening meeting of the Society in 1904 was followed by two papers jointly printed by the author, outlining their views "On the Relation of Sociology to the Social Sciences and to Philosophy."