No Spanish Need Apply

In the bilis of fare of a New York restaurant a black line has been drawn through the item "Spanish onions." The feeling which prompted the proprietor to eliráinate that particular vegetable from his cuisine is shared by Charles Boka of the same city, who a few days ago applied to Justice Conlon of the city court to change his name to Bokay. He said his name had a Spanish sound, and in view of the present strained relations with Spain he didn't want anything suggestive of Spain about him. The court gave him the desired permission.