§ Major GLYNasked the Parliamentary Secretary to the War Office what are the average charges made by hotel keepers and others for food and lodging and occasional meals to British officers and men in Constantinople; whether the French authorities have fixed a definite scale of charges; and, if not, whether the British, in consultation with the French and Turkish authorities, can agree upon a common scale of charges, thus putting an end to the victimisation of British officers and men by the profiteering methods of the Turks?
§ Sir A. WILLIAMSONI will have inquiry made, and inform the hon. and gallant Member of the result.