Involved in balance, the fluid-filled semicircular canals are in this part of the body

This Quaker received a tract of land west of the Delaware River from Charles II

He was an axel grease salesman before writing "The Wonder Wizard of Oz"

A black & white is a chocolate soda with this flavor ice cream

in '38 Joe Shuster co-created this guy who could "leap tall buildings in a single bound"

The term malocclusion refers to the improper meeting of these

Of Quaker descent, this revolutionary wrote the pamphlet "Epistle To The Quakers" in 1776

Her debut novel was "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" in 2001

Wade Morrison named this soft drink after the Virginia doctor who gave him his first job

A Paul Simon song asks this legendary N.Y. Yankee "Where Have You Gone?"

As a child, you have 33 of these bones that make up the spine; later some fuse together

This president of Quaker background presided over the beginning of the Depression

This author of legal thrillers returned to a REAL courtroom in '96 & won a $683,500 verdict

It's been America's bestselling name brand vegetable juice for over 50 years

He ruled the USSR from 1929 to 1953

The iris, or colored part of the eye, is covered by this transparent outer layer of tissue

Roger Williams disagreed with Quaker teachings but gave refuge in this colony

He has had the most films made from his books than any other living author. how chilling

This cola is named for an enzyme that aids in digestion

The middle name of this Celtics hall-of-fame player & ex-Pacers coach is just Joe

Helped by axons & dendrites, nerve cells called these conduct impulses around the body

Francis, this 37th U.S. President's dad, became a Quaker after marrying Hannah Milhous

This "Roger and Me" & "Fahrenheit 9/11" director hit no. 1 on the bestseller list with his book "Stupid White Men"

Roy Allen joined up with Frank Wright & began using this brand name for root beer in 1922

"Closing Time" was his 1944 sequel to "Catch-22"