This appeal is from a final decree granting the appellee a divorce from appellant. Four questions are urged as grounds for reversal. They all go to the sufficiency of the evidence or rulings on matters in which the chancellor was vested with a liberal discretion. The *671 record and the briefs have been examined and the evidence found to be conflicting. The chancellor was confronted with a bad situation and on the record we find no basis to reverse his judgment. To do so would be nothing more than pitting our judgment against his which we are not authorized to do. There must be a clear showing that he committed error.

Affirmed.

Order on Petition for Rehearing

This cause coming on to be heard on petition for rehearing, the record and the petition have been examined, and is hereby denied except as to attorneys’ fees incurred in this Court. It appears that the motion for attorneys’ fees was filed May 10, 1939, and is granted in the amount of One Hundred Fifty Dollars.

It is so ordered.