I am revising the paper I presented at Elmira last year on Twain and Robert Ingersoll. In _The Mark Twain Encyclopedia_, the entry for Ingersoll was written by Mary Minor Austin, affiliation University of Southwestern Louisiana. She states that there is evidence that Clara concealed the fact that Twain owned a copy of Ingersoll's Complete Works (1900). I am trying to track down that evidence, but I can't find Mary Minor Austin. Does anyone know of her whereabouts? In _Mark Twain's Library_, Alan Gribben quotes the letter from a Connecticut man who offered Twain a complete set, as well as Twain's reply that he would like to have it. I talked to Alan last August, and that is as much as he knows. Does anyone know more--or can help me track down Mary Minor Austin? Thanks for any help! John Bird Winthrop University +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ John Bird [log in to unmask] Skype john.bird143