In the midst of the town, Miss Mary Miller, of Brunswick, Ga., member of the Brunswick troop of Girl Scouts, who has been presented with a silver medal by Miss Agnes Baden-Powell, of London, England, for her heroic rescue from drowning of her little cousin, "Jeff" Bayne, of Montgomery, Ala., in an accident that cost the life of his mother, Mrs. S. J. Bayne, of Montgomery. The presentation was made by Mrs. Julia F. Low, of London and Savannah, founder and international president of the Girl Scouts. This is the second rescue from drowning effected by Miss Miller, who is now in line for a Carnegie medal. The Teutons captured 300 prisoners in Susita Valley. The Germans and Austrians are approaching the bridgehead of Pocahontas and Pundeni with 1300 prisoners and much war material. Candidate for Presidential Back at His Desk Today NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—Back at the flat top desk he occupied when he made his big reputation.  In the insurance investigation cases long before he was even governor, Charles Evans Hughes today once years ago, more took up the practice of law. 