FISK, EUGENE LYMAN

(1867), physician; 6. in Brooklyn, New York. Graduate in 1888 of New York University. In 1890 became connected with Equitable Life A urance Society of United States, in Medical department. Until 1898 was in charge of Western departments of same. 1898-1910 medical director Provident Savings Life A ociation. 1910-1913 Medical director of Postal Life Insurance Company. Since 1913 vice president of Life Extension Institute. Was member of National Institute Social Sciences. Author of Alcohol—Its Relation to Human Efficiency and Longevity, 1916; Food Fuel for the Human Engine, 1916; in 1918 (with Profe or Irving Fisher) Health for the Soldier and Sailor. Writes for magazines on personal hygiene and prolongation of life.