It is a rule of common sense as well as of convenience that questions not argued by an appellant may be considered withdrawn or abandoned. The court below awarded the divorce to Mrs. Hunter and the custody of the child, gave her alimony for a limited time and made a continuing award for the purpose of supporting the minor. We can see no reason why she should wish to overturn any of these favorable parts of the judgment or the provisions with respect to the division of other property agreed to by both parties and accordingly will consider that the sole ground of appeal with respect to the judgment itself is her contention that the trial court erred in determining that the property in question belonged solely to the defendant.