Correspondence and papers on the progress of LSA's recruitment campaign for the Army and Territorial Army, with correspondents including: Basil Peto; M R Ludlow, Special Recruiting Officer, Birmingham [Warwickshire] (4); Sir Hugh Bell; William Joynson-Hicks, Chairman of the Automobile Association and Motor Union [earlier William Hicks, later 1st Lord Brentford] on providing cars for staff officers (2); Jesse Collings, President of the Rural League on using the League's village agents for recruitment; Herbert Creedy [Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for War]; Bertram Cubitt [Assistant Under-Secretary of State, War Office].

Also includes: recruitment badge; letters from LSA to Major-General Edward Altham, in charge of Administration Southern Command, to Major-General Sir Henry Rawlinson; reports on a tours of Southern Command by LSA and Major-General Henry Jeffreys; memorandum by LSA on replenishing the Territorial Force and Special Reserve; model recruitment letters and instructions for travelling recruitment offices; note by LSA and Jeffreys on recruits being rejected because of bad teeth; recommendations from the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee; War Office recruiting memorandum; recruitment pamphlets.