Abstract
Let X1X2,… be i.i.d. r.v. with EX=μ>0, and E(X-μ)2 = σ2<∞.Let Sk=X1+…+Xk and vx=max{k:Skx}, x≥0 and vx=0 if X1>x. Billingsley [1] proved if X1≥0 then converges weakly to the Wiener measure W.Let τx(ω)=inf{k≥1|Sk>x}. In §2 we prove that converges weakly to the Wiener measure when the X's may not necessarily be nonnegative. Also we indicate that this result can be extended to the nonidentical case.

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